THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF INFANTS BORN IN CRITICAL STATE

The article is dedicated to the study of QUALIN questionnaire of infants’ quality of life born in critical state. 47 children were examined: 19 were born in critical state and 28 were conditionally healthy. It was shown that children born in critical state and treated in intensive care departments f...

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Main Authors: N.I. Kulakova, L.K. Antonova, S.M. Kushnir, A.N. Malinin, M.A. Popova
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: "Paediatrician" Publishers LLC 2010-03-01
Series:Voprosy Sovremennoj Pediatrii
Online Access:https://vsp.spr-journal.ru/jour/article/view/854
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spelling doaj-b0a8c205e6974f0d8e0bef54ee1238112021-07-28T21:15:35Zeng"Paediatrician" Publishers LLC Voprosy Sovremennoj Pediatrii1682-55271682-55352010-03-01922022855THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF INFANTS BORN IN CRITICAL STATEN.I. Kulakova0L.K. Antonova1S.M. Kushnir2A.N. Malinin3M.A. Popova4Tver State Medical AcademyTver State Medical AcademyTver State Medical AcademyTver State Medical AcademyTver State Medical AcademyThe article is dedicated to the study of QUALIN questionnaire of infants’ quality of life born in critical state. 47 children were examined: 19 were born in critical state and 28 were conditionally healthy. It was shown that children born in critical state and treated in intensive care departments for a long time have lower quality of life during the first year of life than healthy children. A decrease of quality of life in children born in critical state may be related to the worse health state after severe diseases.Key words: infants, quality of life, QUALIN questionnaire.(Voprosy sovremennoi pediatrii — Current Pediatrics. 2010;9(2):20-22)https://vsp.spr-journal.ru/jour/article/view/854
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author N.I. Kulakova
L.K. Antonova
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A.N. Malinin
M.A. Popova
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L.K. Antonova
S.M. Kushnir
A.N. Malinin
M.A. Popova
THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF INFANTS BORN IN CRITICAL STATE
Voprosy Sovremennoj Pediatrii
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title THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF INFANTS BORN IN CRITICAL STATE
title_short THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF INFANTS BORN IN CRITICAL STATE
title_full THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF INFANTS BORN IN CRITICAL STATE
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description The article is dedicated to the study of QUALIN questionnaire of infants’ quality of life born in critical state. 47 children were examined: 19 were born in critical state and 28 were conditionally healthy. It was shown that children born in critical state and treated in intensive care departments for a long time have lower quality of life during the first year of life than healthy children. A decrease of quality of life in children born in critical state may be related to the worse health state after severe diseases.Key words: infants, quality of life, QUALIN questionnaire.(Voprosy sovremennoi pediatrii — Current Pediatrics. 2010;9(2):20-22)
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