PECULIARITIES OF GROWTH, DEVELOPMENT AND QUALITY OF LIFE OF INFANTS, UNDERGONE PRENATAL LESION OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
178 infants participated in the study. 148 from them are children with light and medium effects of perinatal lesions of CNS and 30 are healthy. 178 parents and physicians, who observed the children, are surveyed. Quality of life was assessed using QUALIN scale, which is a questionnaire on assessment of life quality of infants. The obtained data indicate that the level of life quality of children with perinatal lesions of the CNS during the first year of life are closely interconnected with physical and motor development and is largely determined by the perinatal risk factors, requiring the development and timely implementation of specially designed programmes to improve the quality of life of children and their mothers.