EC Clinical and Medical Case Reports

The publication presents the results of a study of the health status of 437 schoolchildren at different stages of school education (before entering school, at the end of the first grade, during the transition to subject education and at the end of school education).

Dynamic assessment of established (diagnosed) pathological conditions in their compliance with a certain class of ICD-10 over a 10-year observation period established an increase in the proportion of sсhооlchildren suffering from diseases of the musculoskeletal system, the organ of vision, cardio- and endocrinopathies. The data obtained update the importance of early diagnosis in risk groups, as well as preventive measures aimed at developing a healthy lifestyle and skills among students and their parents within the framework of Priority National Projects in Russia.

Keywords: ICD 10; Schoolchildren; Healthy Lifestyle and Skills

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