Peculiarities of anamnesis in mothers of premature newborns with respiratory disorders

Abstract

In this research paper a microbial spectrum of amniotic fluid and histological changes in placenta in 255 parturient women with immature delivery were studied. Newborns of these mothers had respiratory disorders. The 1st group included 87 children with congenital pneumonia, the IInd group consisted of 83 children with respiratory fetal-distress and the IIIrd group contained 85 newborns with both congenital pneumonia and respiratory fetal-distress. The semination of amniotic fluid in parturient women was found in 29.0% and the semination of placenta was identified in 24.7% cases. The amount of colonies of opportunistic flora in the amniotic fluid equal to 106 and more was revealed in the 1st group in 83.9% of parturient women and in the IIIrd group it was in 74.1% women, and in the IInd group it was in 42.2% parturient women. The bacterial and fungal flora (29.5%) was prevailed. The degree of opportunistic flora colonization in placenta of parturient women being equal to 106 and more was found in the 1st group in 82.6% and in the IIIrd group it was in 78.8% cases, in the IInd group it was in 57.1% women. The bacterial and fungal flora was identified in 18.3% patients. The half of parturient women in the IInd and IIIrd groups and 1/3 of the Ist group were revealed immature placenta with signs of chronic placental insufficiency.