CAUSES AND PATHOGENESIS OF PERINATAL BRAIN LESIONS

Fetal hypoxia is a non–specific manifestation of various complications of pregnancy and childbirth, primarily toxicosis of pregnant women. The degree and severity of toxicosis, its connection with the extragenital pathology of a woman (especially with diseases of the cardiovascular system) determine the duration and severity of fetal hypoxia, whose central nervous system is most sensitive to oxygen deficiency.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2024-10-05
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13892960
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Business Law and Ethics
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CAUSES AND PATHOGENESIS OF PERINATAL BRAIN LESIONS

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Business Law and Ethics
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CAUSES AND PATHOGENESIS OF PERINATAL BRAIN LESIONS

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Abstract

Fetal hypoxia is a non–specific manifestation of various complications of pregnancy and childbirth, primarily toxicosis of pregnant women. The degree and severity of toxicosis, its connection with the extragenital pathology of a woman (especially with diseases of the cardiovascular system) determine the duration and severity of fetal hypoxia, whose central nervous system is most sensitive to oxygen deficiency.

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