Experience in the treatment of early neonatal parasitic sepsis in the maternity hospital

Early neonatal sepsis mainly has bacterial etiology – 84%, less often fungal 12%, otherwise viral and parasitic etiology. According to the European Center for Disease Control Prevention (CDC), occurrence of in newborns is closely related birth weight gestational age, as well skin color. It was established, particular, that most severe types occur children weighing 400–1500 g at than 30 weeks gestation. Parasitic refers forms childhood sepsis, with mortality reaching high. The article presents experience successful treatment 2 a maternity hospital both were non-transportable. At beginning treatment, anamnesis pregnancy thoroughly studied. From first day disease, patients underwent comprehensive instrumental (ultrasound, X-ray) laboratory (PCR, ELISA, procalcitonin, coagulogram, CRP general biochemistry tests) examinations. One child prematurely born gestation 1070 grams treated intrauterine chlamydial sepsis. second suffered from toxoplasmotic Rhconflict; latter utero Both by multidisciplinary team recovered. Conclusions. results show effectiveness pathogen approach newborns. research carried out accordance principles Declaration Helsinki. permission parents obtained conduct research. authors declare no conflicts interest. Key words: newborn, intrauterine, chlamydia, toxoplasmosis.