FEATURES OF CHEST DEVELOPMENT IN PRESCHOOL CHILDREN WITH CHRONIC RESPIRATORY DISEASES
Abstract
Chronic respiratory diseases in preschool children affect not only respiratory function but also overall physical development. The chest, as a key component of the respiratory system, is particularly sensitive to these changes. With prolonged disease duration, alterations in its size, shape, and mobility may develop, which subsequently impact the general condition of the child’s organism.
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