SOVREMENNAYA PEDIATRIYA.2016.1(73):28-32; doi10.15574/SP.2016.73.28 

Features of clinical metabolic adaptation of respiratory system, the acid-base balance and gas composition of blood in the children born from pregnancy that came by artificial insemination 

Novruzova G. A.

Azerbaijan Medical University, Baku 

Aim of our investigation was to study features of clinical metabolic adaptation of respiratory system in the neonatal period at the children who were born from pregnancy that came by artificial insemination (PAI). For that purpose, 96 children from PAI (the main group) and 50 children from the natural childbearing (group of comparison) were examined. Both in the main group and in the group of comparison newborns were divided depending on gestation term. In addition, children was distributed into subgroups, based on existence or lack of respiratory disorders carried out during research. All children underwent clinical and laboratory examination of the definition of hematological parameters, acid-base balance, blood gases, etc. As the results of the study, there were significant between-group differences in indices such as the level of neutrophils, erythrocyte sedimentation rate, hemoglobin, pH, PCO2, TCO2, HCO2, and also blood levels of glucose and microelements. Thus, all above allows to recommend using of an assessment of biochemical indicators (the acid-base balance, gas composition of blood, the content of glucose, microelements etc.) along with complex clinical laboratory research and neurosonography for definition of the pulmonary and extra pulmonary reasons of respiratory disorders in the newborns born from pregnancy that came by artificial insemination. 

Key words: respiratory disorders, newborns,pregnancy by artificial insemination, acid-base balance. 

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