Goal of research - the study aims to compare and evaluate of the functional state of the bodies of young children who were born with the help of medical labor induction and surgical delivery.Materials and methods. The authors conducted a complex clinical and instrumental examination of 150 young children of different sex, born via medical labor induction and surgical delivery. Modern clinical and physiological and experimental methods were used in the study. Results. The study revealed adverse functional changes in children′s health due to the characteristics of delivery. Children born via medical labor induction showed more pronounced changes in the functional state of the body compared with the children born via surgical delivery.Conclusion. The results of the correlation analysis showed that in comparison with the operative delivery, medical labor induction leads to stronger and more numerous interrelations between the factors of the functional state of children′s bodies, which is an unfavorable sign.
На фоне стандартного лечения и остеопатической коррекции соматических дисфункций проведена оценка изменений в частоте встречаемости неврологических расстройств у детей раннего возраста, рождённых при оперативном родоразрешении (70 чел.) и медикаментозной родостимуляции (80 чел.). Показана эффективность остеопатической коррекции соматических дисфункций у детей в связи с особенностями родоразрешения.
The assessment of changes in incidences of neurological disturbances in young children born during surgical delivery (70 subjects) and medical induced labour (80 subjects) against conventional treatment and osteopathic correction of somatic dysfunctions was carried out. The effectiveness of osteopathic correction of somatic dysfunctions in children with characteristics of delivery is shown.
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