[Current infectious pathology in XXXX ].

@entity1 @entity2803 @entity600 @entity1800 @entity4577 @entity1729 @entity2028 @entity166
Examination of a large autopsy material from @entity1 's hospitals in Leningrad for 1978-1979 established a very high relative frequency of @entity166 in fatal cases. Compared with previous years, there is a change in the ratio of different diseases: a decrease in the rate of well known and relatively readily diagnosed @entity4577 and an increase in @entity1800 and mycoplasmosis with less marked macroscopic features. Various acute @entity1729 occurred more frequently (in 68.2% of deaths), @entity1800 and mycoplasmosis being prevalent among them. @entity2028 occurred less frequently. There was a significant proportion of intrauterine infections diagnosed in 26.6% of @entity1 , with mycoplasmosis and @entity1800 (respiratory, herpes, @entity2803 , etc.) being predominant. Mycoplasmosis may be important in the development of @entity600 . Other @entity166 are analysed, including those with the predominant involvement of the alimentary tract, central nervous system, etc. Combined infections are noted to be very important. The author's own data are compared with those from other reports presented at the 2nd All-Union Conference of Childhood Pathologists.
