THE ANALYSIS OF RISK FACTORS OF PURULENT-SEPTIC COMPLICATIONS DEVELOPMENT AFTER ABDOMINAL DELIVERY

Purpose: estimation of risk factors and degree of their significance in infectious-inflammatory processes development after Cesarean section.Materials and methods: the retrospective medical documentation analysis of 2235 cases of operative delivery.Results: it is established that antibiotic prophylaxis at a Cesarean section during the investigated period was carried out without contemporary risk factors, an individual estimation of qualitative-quantitative structure genital tract microflora and its account antibiotic -sensitivity in 16.2 % of cases led to nonspecific inflammatory complications development in the postnatal period. Contemporary risk factors of inflammatory complications development in abdominal delivery are revealed.Summary: it is necessary to accomplish a working out and introduction of contemporary and scientifically proved algorithm of purulent-septic complications prevention after abdominal delivery in work of obstetric permanent establishment, taking into account modern risk factors

CONTEMPORARY PROBLEMS OF ABDOMANAL DELIVERY

The review examined Cesarean section significance in decrease of perinatal mortality, the problems associated with the increase of abdominal delivery are reflected, purulent-septic complications are accented, risk factors of infection-inflammatory process development in post operational period are analysed, the advantages and disadvantages of contemporary preventive methods of their origin are considered

The Soviet American Gallium Experiment (SAGE)

A radiochemical experiment using the reaction v/sub e/ = /sup 71/Ga + e/sup e/ to determine the integral flux of low-energy neutrinos from the sun is currently under preparation at the Baksan Neutrino Observatory in the USSR. Measurements are scheduled to commence by late 1988 using /approximately/30 tonnes of metallic gallium. With this amount of gallium it should be possible to obtain a fractional statistical accuracy of 12 to 15% after one year (assuming the standard solar model neutrino flux). While initial measurements are in progress, installation of the remaining 30 tonnes of gallium will proceed in order to perform the full 60 tonne experiment