[Brain histology of premature infants who have suffered hypoxia and sepsis]
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Russian]
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[Brain histology of premature infants who have suffered hypoxia and sepsis]
[Article in
Russian]
Zh Nevropatol Psikhiatr Im S S Korsakova.
1978.
Abstract
Results of brain studies in 38 premature infants with severe peri- and postnatal pathology (intracranial labor trauma, asphyxia, sepsis) are presented. Clinico-morphological data detected that profound prematurity and consequently a profound immaturity of the brain, complicated by hypoxic damages during labor and early developing septic infections, lead to an expressed retardation and irreversible degenerative changes, especially in the brain structures which develop later. From the neurological point of view the most serious in relation to the prognosis are those children who are in a state of a stable inhibition of the CNS.
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