INTRAUTERINE INFECTION AND ITS CONSEQUENCES

Abstract

In the modern healthcare system, against the background of a low level of infant mortality, a high incidence remains in the structure of infections specific to the early neonatal period, among which the leading position is occupied by intrauterine infections that are transmitted from mothers directly [1,3,4,6]. Infection of the fetus and newborns plays an important role in the development of infectious and inflammatory diseases. The aim of the work was to identify clinical and neurological features of congenital malformations of the central nervous system in children born to mothers with TORCH infection. In this study, we analyzed the results of a survey of 57 women and their children for the presence of intrauterine infection and its impact on the child. The main stages of laboratory diagnostics were identified. The presented article will allow doctors of specialized specialties to systematize for themselves such concepts as IUI and its risk factors, focus on the features of the clinic and diagnosis, as well as prevention of IUI, which will reduce morbidity and mortality in the structure of infections specific to the early neonatal period, as well as reduce an increase in disability among young children due to this pathology.