CLINICAL AND LABORATORY CRITERIA OF VIRAL HEPATITIS IN PRETERM INFANTS
There were investigated112 preterm infants with intrauterine CMV hepatitis (1A) and 128 with mixed infection with CMV + HSV (2A). Gestational age, birth weight, body length, body mass index were comparable. There were noted the prevalence of serious forms. Muscle hypertonia was observed significantly higher in 1A, hypotension with hyporeflexia - 2A in the group of patients.On time of the appearance of jaundice, in coverage zones by Kramer the differences haven't been identified, but was longer in group 1A. In the mixed-CMV hepatitis the hepatomegaly with hemorrhagic syndrome by 2 times often occured. There was a significant increase of the direct fraction by 21 times in group 1A and by 55 times was in the group 2A. The highest activity of AST was revealed in 1A. The total protein content is reduced in the majority of preterm in both treatment groups.