Improving the organization of treatment of children with critical congenital heart diseases in the Sverdlovsk region
Idov E.M., Pndjoyan A.A., Nikolaeva E.B., Kazantsev K.B.,
Makaryan A.A., Borzunov I.V.
Abstract.
Congenital malformations of the cardiovascular system are among the most serious pathologies in newborns. The role of preoperative diagnosis, as well as preoperative preparation, is a prognostic indicator in the treatment of congenital heart disease (CHD) in newborns, especially with critical heart defects. Centre provides a comparative assessment of execution of the order of the Ministry of Health of Sverdlovsk Region «On improving the delivery of health care to children with diseases of the cardiovascular system in the Sverdlovsk region, before and after its adoption.
Keywords:
congenital heart disease, prenatal services, organizations of cardiac care for newborns
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Authors
Idov Edward M.
Ural State Medical University, Ministry of HealthRussia
Head of the Department of Cardiovascular Surgery; Professor, MD
Russian Federation Yekaterinburg,Repin str., 3 Department of Cardiovascular Surgery
eidov@clubcvs.ru
Pndzhoyan Artavazd A.
Sverdlovsk regional clinical hospital №1
Pediatric cardiac surgery, pediatric cardiac surgery
Russian Federation, Yekaterinburg, VolgogradskayaStr 185, SRCH #1
pndjoyanaa@gmail.com
Nikolaeva Elena B.
Clinical and Diagnostic Center Health of Mother and Child
Chief physician
Russian Federation Yekaterinburg, Flotskaya str. 52
Kazantsev Konstantin B.
Sverdlovsk regional clinical hospital №1
Head of department, pediatric cardiac surgery; MD
Russian Federation Yekaterinburg, VolgogradskayaStr 185, SOKB №1
knstntnkzntsv@gmail.com
Makaryan Albert A.
Medical University Ural State Medical University, Ministry of HealthRussia
Assistant Professor of Urology, MD
Russian Federation Yekaterinburg, Repin str. 3 Department of Urology
Walter2711@mail.ru
Borzunov Igor V.
Sate Budget Educational Institution of Higher Professional Training «Ural State Medical University», The Ministry of Health of Russian Federation, Department of Urology
Repin str., 3, Yekaterinburg, Russian Federation
ivborzunov@e1.ru
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