The Study of Clinical and Laboratory Parameters Locally-Infectious and Inflammatory Diseases in Infants on A Background of Myocardial Sequelae of Perinatal Lesions of The Central Nervous System
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https://doi.org/10.61788/njn.v1i17.07Keywords:
central nervous system, perinatal injury, locally-infectious and inflammatory diseases, infantsAbstract
The purpose of this work – to clarify the effect of the residual effects of perinatal suffering damage (PP) on the central nervous system (CNS) of clinical and laboratory parameters Leafs in infants and the role of premorbid background in the transformation of a local focus in sepsis. Taking into account the goals and objectives, including the observed 487 children with locally-infectious inflammatory disease selected 15 patients who had residual symptoms after suffering PP CNS born to mothers with a pathological pregnancy. When Leafs in infants indicators of cellular immunity are subject to certain change depending on the premorbid background. When analyzing the clinical and laboratory parameters, along with the definition of arithmetic mean values should take into account individual clinical and laboratory data.
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