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NEW COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS INFECTION IN THE PRACTICE OF A
NEONATOLOGIST AND PEDIATRICIAN
Boboyeva O’g’iloy Fatullo qizi
Bukhara State Medical Institute named after Abu Ali ibn Sino, Uzbekistan
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13301994
Annotation:
The newborns from mothers with COVID-19 demonstrate the
variability of clinical picture from asymptomatic course to severe respiratory
failure. In the postneonatal period children have asymptomatic or mild course of
a new coronavirus infection. It has been found that children with COVID-19,
unlike adults, are unlikely to develop severe pneumonia, as well as conditions
requiring intensive care and mechanical ventilation.
Key words:
COVID-19, Coronavirus disease,
children, asymptomatic,
SARS-CoV-2.
Purpose of work.
Widespread and very rapid spread of a new
coronavirus infection in human The population has presented science and
practical healthcare with a number of problems that require immediate
solutions.
Materials and methods.
At the same time, among the issues related to
perinatology and pediatrics, the following were highlighted: does COVID-19
affect the course of pregnancy, childbirth and the fetus, the condition of the child
in the neonatal period; what are the tactics of monitoring the baby if he is born
from a mother with a positive COVID-19 status or with the mother's contact with
infection; how to deal with the choice of feeding for the child in these cases;
which of the children should be considered to be at high risk of severe course
and unfavorable outcome of the disease. This review of data published in the
period from January to April 25, 2020 in the open press or available as an
electronic preprint on the official websites of peer-reviewed medical
publications, international and national medical professional communities, as
well as state regulatory bodies is devoted to these issues. It should be
particularly noted that due to the limited number of observations, all the
recommendations currently existing are of a temporary nature and may be
revised.
Conclusion.
In conclusion, we consider it appropriate to note that although
there are currently no methods of specific therapy and prevention of a new
coronavirus infection, humanity has very high hopes for an international
research project to create vaccines against COVID-19, launched under the
auspices of WHO, and a Global Joint Initiative. The program statement of the
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Global Joint Initiative (04/24/2020) noted that, taking into account the human
suffering, the devastating social and economic consequences of COVID-19, a
strategy was announced and commitments were made to accelerate the
development, production and fair distribution of new diagnostics, treatment,
and vaccines to combat COVID-19.
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