[Compensatory and adaptive mechanisms in children with congenital multiple arthrogryposis in the absence of active flexion in the elbow joint].

Unlabelled: Arthrogryposis is one of the most severe congenital orthopedic diseases, characterized by multiple joint contractures, hypoplasia or aplasia of the skeletal muscles of the extremities, as well as severe motor disorders. The use of compensatory strategies allows patients to improve the ability to self-care.

Objective: To study the compensatory strategies in children with arthrogryposis with absent of active flexion in the elbow joint and estimate their dynamic after surgical treatment.

Features of hemodynamics of fetoplacental complex in pregnant with perinatal infections.

Objective: Introduction: Perinatal infections are an important issue in modern obstetrics, perinatal and pediatric care and one of the main causes of perinatal morbidity and mortality. The persistence of infection in the mother's body can lead to an adverse outcome of pregnancy and childbirth, but it does not always mean the infection of the fetus and the development of an infectious disease. The presence of foci of infection in the body of a pregnant woman is only one of the reasons for the development of intrauterine infection.