PERINATOLOGIYA I PEDIATRIYA.2015.1(61):104–107;doi10.15574/PP.2015.61.104

The acute question status health and development of «late preterm infants»

Riga О. О.

Kharkiv National Medical University. Kharkiv, Ukraine

The modern literature data about health status, development and late outcomes infants who were born at 34–37 weeks of pregnancy, so called «late preterm infants» are present in overview. Most researchers focus on those, that these category needs children in close monitoring of health and development. Despite large quantity of research now days, new data of late outcomes need of further research. The authors believe the importance of information for family doctor for medical care of late preterm infants.

Key words: late pretem infants, health, development.

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