Babintseva A. Bringing up-to-date the methods of prognostication, diagnostics and correction of metabolic derangements in premature infants under conditions of chronic intrauterine hypoxia.

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Thesis for the degree of Candidate of Sciences (CSc)

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0407U000304

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  • 14.01.10 - Педіатрія

16-01-2007

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Д.26.553.01

Essay

The dissertation deals with the solution of a topical task of bringing up-to-date of medical aid to premature newborns who developed under conditions of chronic intrauterine hypoxia and displayed signs of CNS hypoxic affection at an early stage of the neonatal period. The perinatal risk factors, specific characteristics of clinical manifestations, the character of metabolic derangements have been determined, depending on the degree of pathology severity.A differentiated approach to prescribing drugs of metabolic correction in premature infants with clinical manifestations of CNS hypoxic affection at an arly stage of the neonatal period, depending on the degree of pathology severity, has been scientifically substantiated.

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