Physical Development of Infants Who Had Intrauterine Growth Retardation

Ivanov, Dmitry O.; Kozlova, Lyudmila Viktorovna; Derevtsov, Vitaly V.

doi:10.24110/0031-403x-2017-96-1-44-49

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“…In the case of ZVURP, infants had less anthropometric indices (p <0.0001), greater frequency and severity of hypotrophy (93.47%, p <0.05) [4], since the first half of the year, the severity and the delay frequency neuropsychic development (72.73%, p <0.05) [5]. In the symmetric type of ZVURR, in contrast to the asymmetric in infants, significant changes were recorded in each child.…”

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Modern Technologies of Improving Output Outcome of Delay of Intra-Growth and Development in Babies

Derevtsov¹

2017

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SummaryBased on the study of anamnesis, resistance, physical and neuropsychic development, adaptation, functioning of the autonomic nervous and cardiovascular systems, ways of improving the system of donor diagnosis, clinical examination, rehabilitation/rehabilitation of outcomes of intrauterine growth retardation and development in infants Keywords: Retardation of intrauterine growth and development; Infants RelevanceThe need to focus on early diagnosis of donorological conditions, preserve and promote health in children born in the outcome of complicated pregnancies, including retarded growth and development of the fetus, in women with a weighed somatic and gynecological history in early postnatal ontogenesis determines

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Modern Technologies of Improving Output Outcome of Delay of Intra-Growth and Development in Babies

Derevtsov¹

2017

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Assessment of Anthropometric Data of Children Died at Perinatal Period

Moiseeva

Ivanov

Yurev

et al. 2023

Vopr. sovr. pediatr.

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Background. Despite the decrease in fetoinfantile losses, the levels of perinatal mortality and stillbirth remain quite high. One of the medical criteria for viability is the anthropometric indicators of the child, therefore, their relevant medical and statistical assessment may allow us to establish potential opportunities for reducing the loss of viable children at perinatal period.Objective. The aim of the study is to assess anthropometric data of children died at perinatal period.Methods. We have analyzed 277 cases of children deaths at ante- and intranatal periods and 197 cases of newborns deaths during first 7 days of life. Assessment of anthropometric data of children died at perinatal period was presented via the method of sigmal deviations and the centile method.Results. Anthropometric data of premature infants died at perinatal period in 90–94% of cases corresponded to the physical development for children of this gestational age. Anthropometric data of full-term children died during the first 168 hours of life, in 70.0% of cases, corresponded to 3–6 corridors of physical development (P10–P90), in 20.0% of cases — 7–8 corridors. 58.3% of full-term children died at perinatal period have harmonious development which significantly exceeds the proportion of children with sharply disharmonious development (19.5%) and with disharmonious development (22.2%). 79.0% of all neonatal deaths occur in the first 72 hours of life (for the early neonatal period), while losses on the first day account for 54.0% of all deaths in children during the first week.Conclusion. This study has shown that the anthropometric data of children died at perinatal period significantly corresponded to the standard indicators established for children of this gestation age.

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Physical Development of Infants Who Had Intrauterine Growth Retardation

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Modern Technologies of Improving Output Outcome of Delay of Intra-Growth and Development in Babies

Modern Technologies of Improving Output Outcome of Delay of Intra-Growth and Development in Babies

Assessment of Anthropometric Data of Children Died at Perinatal Period

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