STUDY OF THE FACTORS OF THE OCCURRENCE OF HYPERTENSION-HYDROCEPHAL SYNDROME IN CHILDREN UNDER THREE MONTHS

Abstract

The syndrome of impaired CSF dynamics in children occupies a significant place in the number of perinatal lesions of the central nervous system. The statistical data of many authors confirm the leading place of the hypertensive-hydrocephalic syndrome, which makes up about 55% of all perinatal disorders, often leading to the disability of children (7, 9). Endogenous and endocrine factors, such as severe pregnancy, complicated infection of the mother and child, difficult childbirth with damage to the vertebral and occipital bones, under the influence of intra uterine force and intra abdominal pressure, which inevitably leads to CSF disturbance (1, 3,). All this creates the urgency of the problem in terms of the consequences of perinatal diseases.