Were studied and were analyzed epidemiological, medical, biological and social risk factors of development of tuberculosis in pregnant women. Appreciated the weight of each factor in the development of specific active ...
Joint chondromatosis is a soft tissues bening tumor, characterized by formation of
cartilaginous nodules and areas of ossification in synovial membrane and inside the joint space.
The exact prevalence is unknown. It is ...
Hydrocephalus is a dilation of the spaces of movement of CSF determined by blockage or
obstruction of the routes of cerebrospinal fluid in the ventricles caused by brain tumors, cysts, or
infection. The amount of accumulated ...
Nowadays there is an overall increase of TC incidence among infants, despite the
introduction of the vaccine against Bordetella pertussis. Our study evaluated 64 children aged
under 1 year with the primary diagnosis of ...
In the study was evaluated the frequency of congenital brain malformations and their
clinical manifestations to the new born and infants. It was appreciated their role in child’s
neurological disability. All children ...
This article is concerned with the evaluation of the evolution of the bronchial asthma
depending on the length of the „controller” therapy. The basis for the reaserh were anamnestic
data, clinical data, clinical evolution ...
Children with recurrent respiratory infection (RRI-Children) are prone to frequent
respiratory infections. Frequent and especially severe acute respiratory infections (ARI) can
affect physical and neuro-psychic development ...
Arterial hypertension is a non-infectious pandemia in the history of humanity that places
the cardiovascular diseases at one of the first places according to the indexes of sickness rate and
death-rate. Left Ventricular ...
Evidence of immune system aberrations in patients with epilepsy includes
antiphospholipid antibody positivity in adult patients with epilepsy with a prevalence of 19–26%
and in 13% of children with partial epilepsy. ...
The article underlines the contemporary immunopathogenetic assumptions on the
triggering mechanisms of inflammatory bowel disease, analyzing the impact of immunological
factor, both in the pathology appearance and ...
Inherited metabolic diseases in children are the most complex problems to be dealt with
in neuropadiatrics, althouth these are rare. The complexity arises from the clinical syndromes as
well as the increasing multitude ...
Frequency of the viral herpes infection is in a continuous growth. Herpes encephalitis of
newborns and children of early age is characterized through a lagged development. In children
the incidence of herpes encephalitis ...
In this paper it was studied a group of patients diagnosed with epilepsy, considered a
pathology associated with various forms of cerebral palsy. All children included in the study
underwent a comprehensive clinical ...
Symptomatic focal epilepsy is met frequent in children, the clinic is expressed by
polymorph seizures, often with kinematics generalized characteristics. The onset of the seizures
has a maximum incidence under the age ...
Epilepsy with Absence of seizures (petit mal) is a form of idiopathic generalized epilepsy.
Absence seizures usually occur only in children (age of onset is 4-15 years, but most commonly
from 5 to 7 years, and rarely ...
Renal cystyc diseases- the most serious and frequent nephropathies. Most of them are
hereditary monogenic diseases, in which prophylaxis may be effective. The incidence of
hereditary forms, according to many authors, ...
In this paper was studied the microbiological spectrum of bronchial secretions in 483
children aged from 6 months to 16 years, hospitalized in the pediatric pulmonology department
during 2011 with the diagnosis of acute ...
The study aimed to elucidate triggers factors and associated pathologies in 75 patients
with acute urticaria. The following investigations were performed to each patient:
transabdominal ultrasonography, esophagogastrod ...
This article reflects the microbiological spectrum of bacterial flora in children with cystic
fibrosis in Moldova. The study included 47 children with CF in which analyzed the bacterial
profile, and included the ...
Cystic fibrosis is the most common genetic disease with autosomal recessive way of
transmission. It is characterised by exocrine glands dysfunction. Severe progressive pulmonary
problems are noted in most patients with ...