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The processes of changing legal acts in ensuring the competitiveness of schools, the role of non-state schools in the educational market are analyzed. At the same time, the influence of paid educational services on situations related to the creation of a competitive environment in schools was studied.
12.10.2022 Volume 1 Issue 6 View more Download
This article is devoted to studying the structure of pathogenesis in premature newborns born from a mother who suffered COVID-19 during pregnancy. The authors examined 70 premature babies born to mothers who had COVID-19 of varying severity during pregnancy.
14.07.2024 Volume 3 Issue 7 View more Download
This article provides data on the characteristics of the physical development of children with intrauterine growth retardation in infancy. 65 children with IUGR at birth were examined, among which 30 newborns with a symmetrical variant with IUGR made up the 1st subgroup, 35 children with an asymmetric variant of IUGR made up the 2nd subgroup, and the control group included 20 children with average anthropometric data at birth.
14.07.2024 Volume 3 Issue 7 View more Download
This article is devoted to the study of clinical and diagnostic conditions of hypoxic-ischemic brain damage in premature newborns. It was established that the clinical manifestations of respiratory organ damage in newborns with sepsis could be attributed to COVID-19 infection contracted during pregnancy. All newborns with sepsis required respiratory support, but the duration of its application was significantly higher in the group of newborns born to mothers who had COVID-19 during pregnancy (p<0.001). The need for respiratory support also depended on the gestational age.
14.07.2024 Volume 3 Issue 7 View more Download
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