PREDICTION OF THE STATE OF NEWBORN INFECTED WITH PAECILOMICES FUNGI DEPENDING ON THE DEGREE OF PERINATAL COMPLICATION

Аннотация

Among the causal factors in the development of IUI, a special place is occupied by microorganisms of the so-called conditionally pathogenic group. One such microorganism is a fungus of the genus paecilomyces. Its role in the occurrence of intrauterine pneumonia has been proven. Given the degree of perinatal burden, it is possible to predict the condition of newborns with intrauterine infection with fungi of the genus paecilomyces. we were tasked to identify criteria for predicting the infection of newborns with fungi of the genus Paecilomices. A continuous survey of 182 mothers and their 184 newborns (two twins) was carried out. Of the complications of pregnancy, NRN preeclampsia has the highest risk of death in the early neonatal period, in which a fatal outcome is 2.5 times more likely than in the absence of NRN preeclampsia. Of the clinical signs that make it possible to predict early neonatal death, it should be emphasized that the fetus is born prematurely, in a state of severe asphyxia. As a result, it was found that with a score of 20, all newborns died (the maximum probability of death in the RNP), with a score of less than 10, the newborns were discharged home in a satisfactory condition, which made it possible to refer them to the group of newborns with a low probability of death in the RNP with intrauterine pneumonia caused by a fungus of the genus Paecilomyces. The value of the sum of scores from 11 to 19 fit in the prognostic relation into 2 groups: high and medium probability of death.