Role of Social Hygiene Research in Health Assessment Premature Infants

Уйба,; Uyba, V. V; Торубаров,; Torubarov, S.

doi:10.12737/3442

Journal of New Medical Technologies. eJournal

2014

DOI: 10.12737/3442

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Role of Social Hygiene Research in Health Assessment Premature Infants

Уйба Уйба¹,

V. V Uyba²,

Торубаров Торубаров³

et al.

Abstract: Maintaining the health of children, especially those born prematurely, is one of the major challenges of modern society. For more information about the health of premature babies need to use different methods of statistics. In this regard, social and hygienic studies play an indispensable role, as cover all aspects of human activity.

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Regional aspects of the epidemiology and clinics of syphilis in children

Федина¹,

Федина²,

Ткаченко³

et al. 2015

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The purpose of this study was clinical and epidemiological analysis of the incidence of syphilis in children and adolescents in the Ryazan region over a 12 year period. In a retrospective study the authors used the data from regional statistical reports, medical records of newborns, the data on infectious diseases of the Federal State Statistics Service. The analysis of the data for all age groups, including children and pregnant women was carried out. It was noted a substantial reduction in the number of reported cases of syphilis, including among adolescents and youth. The proportion of non-residents and rural residents in the total of patients with syphilis is increasing. In the pediatric population, the leading mode of transmission is vertical (53% of all cases). Among children born from pregnant patients with syphilis, there are 78% of the verified congenital syphilis, and only 5% the classical picture of the disease. It was established a substantial reduction of cases of congenital syphilis, the absence of cases of fetal death and postnatal mortality in recent years. However, the retention of latent forms and late detection of syphilis in pregnant women poses a threat of infection and determines the social significance of the problem. Effective control of congenital syphilis is ensured by the collaboration of obstetriciansgynecologists, dermatologists and neonatologists.

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Regional aspects of the epidemiology and clinics of syphilis in children

Федина¹,

Федина²,

Ткаченко³

et al. 2015

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