PERINATAL DETERMINANTS OF CARDIOVASCULAR PATHOLOGY IN CHILDREN WITH MINOR ANOMALIES OF CARDIAC DEVELOPMENT: A CLINICAL AND STATISTICAL STUDY

Objective: to assess the impact of perinatal factors and comorbid conditions on the development of cardiovascular pathology in children with minor anomalies of cardiac development (MACD). Materials and methods: a clinical and statistical examination of children with MACD and varying degrees of connective tissue dysplasia (CTD) was conducted using relative and attributable risk indicators. Results: maternal anemia, gestosis, infections, complicated delivery, and hereditary burden showed the strongest association with cardiovascular pathology. Conclusions: perinatal factors and comorbid diseases significantly increase the risk of cardiovascular pathology in children with MACD.

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