STRUCTURAL AND HEMODYNAMIC FEATURES OF THE BRAIN IN FULL-TERM BABIES BORN BY CAESAREAN SECTION, IN THE EARLY PERIOD OF ADAPTATION
Tumaeva T.S., Ryazina I.Y., Konakova E.E., Naumenko E.I.
Clinical experience
Abstract.
A comprehensive clinical and instrumental examination of the central nervous system in 137 full-term babies born by caesarean section, in the early period of adaptation in comparison with those born naturally. Infants with a history of cerebral hypoxia / ischemia, and born by surgery, had a low level of physiological and compensatory hemodynamic responses, more severe disorders of cerebral hemodynamics in the form of pathological vascular reactions (spasms, hypotension), leads to a change in the perfusion of the parenchyma of the brain and contribute to the formation of structural ischemic mediated injuries of varying severity, edema, intracranial hemorrhage.
Key words:
cesarean section, newborns, cerebral hemodynamics, early adaptation.
Autors
Tumaeva Tatiana S.
GBUZ RM «Mordovian Republican Clinical Perinatal Center», Saransk, Russia
430013, Russia, Republic of Mordovia, Saransk, st. Victory, 18
tstumaeva@mail.ru, perinatrm@mail.ru
Ryazina Irina Y.
GBUZ RM «Mordovian Republican Clinical Perinatal Center», Saransk, Russia
430013, Russia, Republic of Mordovia, Saransk, st. Victory, 18
perinatrm@mail.ru
Konakova Elena E.
GBUZ RM «Mordovian Republican Clinical Perinatal Center», Saransk, Russia
430013, Russia, Republic of Mordovia, Saransk, st. Victory, 18
perinatrm@mail.ru
Naumenko Elena I.
FGBOU VPO «Mordovia State University. Ogarev «, Saransk, Russia
ei-naumenko@yandex.ru