[Current aspects of infectious pathology in XXXX and fetuses].

@entity1 @entity295 @entity66 @entity5422 @entity693 @entity600 @entity281 @entity2623 @entity1800 @entity1729 @entity166
Analysis of biopsy specimen obtained at autopsies performed in hospitals for @entity1 from 1981 to 1984 are presented, as well as the results of goal-directed studies of some @entity166 . It is noted that at adequate morphological and laboratory examinations the frequency of the diagnosed @entity166 is rather high revealing mainly combined @entity281 . The frequency of acute @entity1729 is especially high, as it is found in 3/4 of the nonsurvivors. There are viral, bacterial, Mycoplasma-induced and other diseases among them. The data on frequency and specific morphological features of different etiologic groups of infection, as well as separate diseases are given. Acute @entity281 were less frequently diagnosed (in 9.8% of cases), @entity2623 being predominant and appearing as a complication of different severe @entity66 . @entity295 occurred rather frequently, though its rate was gradually decreasing (from 11.1% to 5.3%). Infections with predominant intracanal generalization were rare. Meningococcemia, developing, as a rule, in the presence of generalized @entity1800 , occurred in 2.2% of cases. @entity693 and @entity5422 , more often bacterial ones, complicating @entity600 , were found in 4.5% of cases. Intrauterine @entity281 , in particular caused by Mycoplasmas and viruses (cytomegalic, herpetic and respiratory ones) were very often diagnosed. They were associated with the same type of placental damage. Chlamydiosis, evidently frequent, was almost unidentified. Bacterial intrauterine @entity281 including listeriosis were rare.
