PERINATOLOGIYA I PEDIATRIYA. 2016.4(68):50-54; doi 10.15574/PP.2016.68.50 
Diagnostical and pharmacoeconomical prevalence of the screening pulseoxymetry in newborns with critical heart defects
Dudnуk V. M., Zborovska O. O.
Pirogov Vinnytsia National Medical University, Ukraine

Critical heart defects in case of late diagnostic lead to fatal results in newborn period. Most of the critical heart abnormalities don't have clinical presentation within first days of life, and tendency of earl leaving of the delivery house influence on manifestation of the symptoms of the heart failure can be occurred out of the hospital, that sharply decrease prognosis for the survive. That is why we have a need of the diagnostic methods that supports criteria of the screening test and add present methods of the earl diagnostic of the critical heart defects in newborns. In the article we presented modern data of the method of screening pulseoxymetry in medicine through over the world and its diagnostically and pharmacoeconomically prevalence while the investigation of the newborns with critical heart defects.
Key words: critical congenital heart defects, screening pulseoxymetry, newborns.

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