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Intrauterine infection as a developmental factor perinatal pathology

Sirojiddinova Khiromon NuriddinovnaSamarkand State Medical InstituteNabieva Shoista MustafayevnaSamarkand State Medical InstituteOrtikboyeva Nilufar TursunbayevnaSamarkand State Medical Institute

CENTRAL ASIAN JOURNAL OF MEDICAL AND NATURAL SCIENCESjournal2021en

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Abstract

Despite the introduction of more informative diagnostic methods and the expansion of the spectrum of pathogens studied, the problem of intrauterine infections and intrauterine infection remains relevant in perinatology, neonatology and pediatrics [4, 10]. Intrauterine infection is a congenital infection. Among congenital infections, rubella, chlamydia, mycoplasmosis, toxoplasmosis, infections with herpes simplex virus and cytomegalovirus are currently encountered. According to estimates, up to 400 cases of congenital rubella can be observed annually in the Russian Federation [5].

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Literature Analysis and Criticism Human Health and Disease Pediatric health and respiratory diseases

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DOI: 10.47494/cajmns.v2i1.85

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