CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CONDITION OF FULL-TERM NEWBORNS FROM THE GROUP OF HIGH PERINATAL RISK DURING VACCINATION PERIOD IN THE MATERNITY HOSPITAL

Aim. Evaluation of the volume of immune prophylaxis work at the stage of administering aid to newborns at the early neonatal period. Materials and methods. Case-control type cohort retrospective study was carried out, 160 medical reports of deliveries and histories of development of illness of newbo...

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Main Authors: N. V. Bashmakova, A. M. Litvinova, O. A. Kuznetsova
Format: Article
Language:Russian
Published: Central Research Institute for Epidemiology 2017-02-01
Series: Журнал микробиологии, эпидемиологии и иммунобиологии
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Online Access:https://microbiol.elpub.ru/jour/article/view/127
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Summary:Aim. Evaluation of the volume of immune prophylaxis work at the stage of administering aid to newborns at the early neonatal period. Materials and methods. Case-control type cohort retrospective study was carried out, 160 medical reports of deliveries and histories of development of illness of newborns during the period of March-October 2014 were analyzed. Statistical treatment of data was carried out using Statistica 7.0 package. Results. Principal nosologic units in pregnant women and their newborn children, volumes of primary vaccination (against viral hepatitis B, tuberculosis) in maternity hospitals in children with perinatal pathology and healthy newborns, reasons for medical counterindications were determined. Conclusion. The process of vaccination in perinatal center has its own features: a high amount of medical counterindications and thus a low coverage of primary vaccination of newborns, not exceeding 40%. Each child requires individual approach, the question of sequence and calendar of vaccination is solved taking into consideration the health condition. Healthy newborns are vaccinated according to the national vaccination calendar except those children whose parents reject vaccination.
ISSN:0372-9311
2686-7613