CHARACTERISTICS OF STRUCTURAL CHANGES DEPENDING ON THE SEVERITY OF CNS DAMAGE IN PREMATURE NEWBORNS
Journal Title: International scientific journal Science and Innovation - Year 2024, Vol 3, Issue 7
Abstract
This article is devoted to studying structural changes depending on the severity of damage to the central nervous system in premature newborns. The author examined 121 premature infants with PCNS. All premature newborns underwent neurosonography (NSG). The pathology of the nervous system was assessed using the Thompson scale.
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Tursunbaeva F. F.
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