Treatment effectiveness of neonatal sepsis formed in the conditions of adverse ecological environment

Abstract

The analysis of the effectiveness of treatment of patients in the newborn comparison groups allowed to confirm that, taking into account the relative risk reduction of its manifestations, in the children of the main group, it was less successful in the first clinical group, although the mortality due to sepsis in these patients was not significantly higher (7,8 ± 2.2% in group I and 6.7 ± 2.2% in group II, P> 0.05) Key words. neonatal sepsis; environmental factors; treatment effectiveness. Introduction. A review of the scientific literature on neonatal sepsis suggests that it is an urgent medical and social problem that has not yet been resolved. In addition, it is noted that adverse environmental factors of the environment, even at low intensity of influence on the parents, disturb the normal development of the fetus, causing structural, exchange and epigenetic