FEATURES OF THE COURSE OF THE NEONATAL PERIOD IN NEWBORNS BORN TO MOTHERS WHO UNDERWENT COVID-19 DURING PREGNANCY
Journal Title: International scientific journal Science and Innovation - Year 2024, Vol 3, Issue 5
Abstract
The purpose of the study. To study the peculiarities of the course of the neonatal period in newborns born to mothers who underwent COVID-19 during pregnancy. Materials and methods. 70 premature babies were examined: The 1st main group consisted of 40 children born to mothers who suffered COVID-19 of varying severity during pregnancy, the 2nd group consisted of 30 premature babies whose mothers did not suffer from this infection. Clinical, anamnestic and statistical studies were conducted. Results. Among premature babies born from mothers who suffered severe COVID-19 during pregnancy, deeply premature and moderately premature babies are significantly more likely to be born than from mothers who suffered mild COVID-19. In children born from mothers who suffered from coronavirus infection, especially to a severe form, there was a tendency for body weight gain to lag in the neonatal period compared with children whose mothers did not suffer from COVID-19 during pregnancy.
Authors and Affiliations
Rakhmankulova Z. Zh. , Khodjamova N. K. , Elmurodova Sh. I.
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