Авторы

  • Usmanova Munira Fayzullayevna
  • Tolibjonova Nozanin Xusenovna

Биографии авторов

  • Usmanova Munira Fayzullayevna

    Аssistant of the Department of №1 Pediatrics and neonatology

    Samarkand State Medical University

  • Tolibjonova Nozanin Xusenovna

    Student of the 622th group of the Faculty of Pediatric

    Samarkand State Medical University  

     

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.71337/inlibrary.uz.tbir.100115

Ключевые слова:

Key words: intrauterine infections newborns extragenital diseases.

Аннотация

Аnnotation. Intrauterine infections are caused mainly by bacterial and viral pathogens that have penetrated to the fetus from the mother before or during childbirth. Intrauterine infection (IUI) has numerous manifestations, such as conjunctivitis, rhinitis, pyoderma, pneumonia, hepatitis, otitis, meningoencephalitis, up to the development of sepsis. However, intrauterine infection does not always lead to generalized IUI, in some cases infected children do not have any clinical symptoms of the disease. The aim of the study was to study the most common variants of IUI in newborns and to determine their relationship with infectious urogenital and extragenital diseases of the mother. The analysis of the birth histories and the development histories of newborns, including the somatic and obstetric-gynecological anamnesis of the pregnant woman, the course of pregnancy and childbirth, the results of clinical and laboratory studies, as well as the assessment of the child's condition after childbirth, was carried out.


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EVALUATION OF THE RESULTS OF EXAMINATION OF

NEWBORNS WITH INTRAUTERINE INFECTION

Usmanova Munira Fayzullayevna

Аssistant of the Department of №1 Pediatrics and neonatology

Samarkand State Medical University

Tolibjonova Nozanin Xusenovna

Student of the 622

th

group of the Faculty of Pediatric

Samarkand State Medical University

Аnnotation. Intrauterine infections are caused mainly by bacterial and viral

pathogens that have penetrated to the fetus from the mother before or during

childbirth. Intrauterine infection (IUI) has numerous manifestations, such as

conjunctivitis,

rhinitis,

pyoderma,

pneumonia,

hepatitis,

otitis,

meningoencephalitis, up to the development of sepsis. However, intrauterine

infection does not always lead to generalized IUI, in some cases infected children

do not have any clinical symptoms of the disease. The aim of the study was to study

the most common variants of IUI in newborns and to determine their relationship

with infectious urogenital and extragenital diseases of the mother. The analysis of

the birth histories and the development histories of newborns, including the

somatic and obstetric-gynecological anamnesis of the pregnant woman, the course

of pregnancy and childbirth, the results of clinical and laboratory studies, as well

as the assessment of the child's condition after childbirth, was carried out.

Key words: intrauterine infections, newborns, extragenital diseases.

Relevance.

Intrauterine infections (IUI) are characterized by polyetiology, the

absence of specific signs and a wide variety of clinical manifestations, which


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complicates their antenatal diagnosis and, as a consequence, preventive measures

and treatment of the realized infection [1,11,14].

Intrauterine infection (IUI) is one of the most important medical and social

problems in modern perinatology. VUI develops in 27,4 – 36,6% of children born

alive, and infectious pathology occupies one of the leading places in the structure

of newborn mortality, causing from 11 to 45% of child deaths [2,12,15].

Intrauterine infections are characterized by polyetiology, the absence of specific

signs and a wide variety of clinical manifestations, which complicates their

antenatal diagnosis and, as a consequence, preventive measures and treatment of

the realized infection. At the moment, it is not known why, with intrauterine

infection of the fetus, the pulmonary system is one of the most vulnerable places

[3,10,13]. In the world, 1.79 cases of intrauterine pneumonia (IUP) are recorded

per 1,000 newborns. This disease is still a serious threat to the life of a child

[4,5,17]. At the same time, according to A. R. Zaripova, pneumonia associated with

the provision of medical care amounts to 1.02 cases per 1000 newborns. According

to E. G. Sulima (2006), the VUP of bacterial nature in newborns is a clinical

manifestation of septicemia, and the bronchopulmonary system is the gateway to

infection.

Currently, there is an increase in the incidence of intrauterine pneumonia in

full-term newborns [6,7]. This severe disease of the newborn, which has a

significant impact on the further physical development of the child, can contribute

to the formation of chronic bronchopulmonary disease, allergic processes, and a

decrease in immunological reactivity, therefore, the study of the clinical features

of the VUP remains an urgent problem of modern pediatrics [8,9,16].

The purpose of the study. To identify the results of tests of newborns with

intrauterine infection and to determine their relationship with urogenital and

extragenital diseases of the mother.


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Material and methods of research.

In order to identify cases of intrauterine

infection of newborns, an analysis of birth histories and newborn development

histories was performed, including the somatic and obstetric-gynecological history

of the pregnant woman, the course of pregnancy and childbirth, the results of

clinical and laboratory studies, as well as an assessment of the child's condition

after childbirth (Apgar scale, weight and height, neurological status, the course of

the early neonatal period), laboratory and instrumental examination of a newborn

(general blood test, biochemical blood test, umbilical cord blood culture,

determination of CRP, procalcitonin test, chest X-ray). To achieve this goal, VI

groups of patients were formed:

Group I included 102 women of high infectious risk, whose children had no

signs of an infectious process at birth. The II included 34 women whose children

had signs of the implementation of VUI at birth.

Group III included 43 patients with a low infectious risk, whose children had

no signs of infection. The study included newborns diagnosed with VUI and their

mothers.Group IV includes 100 newborns diagnosed with intrauterine infection.

Group V consisted of newborns with intrauterine pneumonia, group VI - newborns

without intrauterine pneumonia.

Results and their discussion. In the course of the work, the health status of 179

pregnant women was analyzed, extragenital pathology was revealed, the most

common diseases are urinary tract pathology - 49 (36%) women, chronic

pyelonephritis - 41 (30%). Most women have a burdened obstetric and

gynecological history: medical abortions - 64 (47%), miscarriages - 37 (27%),

chronic salpingoophoritis with repeated exacerbation - 57 (42%), colpitis - 83

(61%), bacterial vaginosis - 41 (30%), benign cervical changes- 34 (25%). The first

half of pregnancy was complicated by toxicosis in 56 (41%) women, anemia – in

22 (16%), the threat of termination of pregnancy in 56 (41%), infectious diseases


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– in 30 (22%), ARVI – in 26 (19%), candidiasis – in 64 (47%), bacterial vaginosis

- in 41 (30%), benign cervical changes-34 (25%).

The most frequent complications of the second half of pregnancy: the threat

of termination of pregnancy - 94 (69%), anemia - 71 (52%), CFPN (chronic

fetoplacental insufficiency) - 71 (52%), exacerbation of pyelonephritis-53 (39%),

colpitis - 60 (44%), polyhydramnios - 34 (25%). Prenatal outpouring of amniotic

fluid was observed in 41 (30%) pregnant women, the duration of the anhydrous

period was more than 12 hours in 30 (22%) women, pathology of amniotic fluid in

41 (30%). In 108 (80%) newborns, the Apgar score at the 1st minute of life is less

than 7 points, 6 points in 38% (52 newborns), 5 points in 22% (30 newborns), 4

points in 8% (11 newborns), 3 points in 8 % (11 newborns), 52 (38%) children had

signs of prematurity. In 100 newborns of group IV, congenital pneumonia was the

most common — 96 (96%) of newborns. In 11 (11%) — congenital rhinitis, in 5

(5%) — congenital vesiculosis. 71 (74%) newborns with congenital pneumonia

had no respiratory failure, 15 (16%) had grade 1 DN, 7 (7.2%) had grade 2 DN and

6 (6,2%) had grade 3 DN. The analysis of concomitant pathology showed that there

are significant differences in the groups of newborns for perinatal hypoxic-

ischemic damage of the central nervous system (CNS) (p = 0.001 according to

Pearson's -2).

In group V of newborns with intrauterine pneumonia, hypoxic-ischemic CNS

lesion of the II degree was diagnosed in 92,0%, and perinatal hypoxic-ischemic

CNS lesion of the III degree was diagnosed in 6,0% of cases. In group VI, perinatal

hypoxic-ischemic CNS lesion of the II degree was diagnosed in 40,0%, and

perinatal hypoxic-ischemic CNS lesion of the III degree was diagnosed in 2,0% of

newborns.

Conclusions.

Summing up, we conclude that the risk factors for the

development of infection in newborns are the presence of infectious and

inflammatory pathology in the mother's anamnesis (colpitis, vaginitis, chronic


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pyelonephritis, etc. pathologies), the threat of termination of pregnancy, as well as

polyhydramnios is a prognostically unfavorable criterion for the implementation of

IUI in infection. As for the prenatal outpouring of amniotic fluid and a long

anhydrous period, they also contribute to an increase in the risk of ascending

infection by microorganisms of the birth canal, which in turn leads to an increased

risk of infection in the newborn. The most common pathology in children in the

intensive care unit was congenital pneumonia — 96%, in every third case occurring

with respiratory failure. A frequent combination of VUP with perinatal hypoxic-

ischemic CNS lesion was revealed.

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