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[Diagnosis and therapy of paralysis of the brachial plexus caused by birth injuries].
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VA adopts no-fault birth injury pool.
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[Erythrokinetics in full-term newborn infants with intracranial birth injury].
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[Phrenoplegia caused by birth injury].
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[Ways to reduce infant mortality and prevent birth injuries].
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[Diagnostic and prognostic significance of changes in retina and cerebrospinal fluid pressure in newborns with intracranial birth injuries].
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[Characteristics of the electroencephalograms of full-term newborns with intracranial birth injury].
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[On paralysis of the facial nerve following birth injury].
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[Enzyme status of peripheral blood leukocytes in premature infants with sepsis and intracranial birth injuries].
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[Complete atrioventricular block in a newborn child with intracranial birth injuries].
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Reanimation options in facial paresis following traumatic birth injury.
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[BIRTH INJURIES OF THE SKELETON].
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The vascular factor in birth injury.
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[Birth injuries to the liver in deceased newborns in relation to the means of delivery].
The study includes all 151 deceased newborns with traumatic subcapsular haemorrhage of the liver for the 3-year period between 1992 and 1994 in the University Maternity Hospital "Maĭchin dom"--Sofia. We compared the frequency and the causes for the hepatic rupture and how they depend on the way of delivery. We established a significantly higher frequency in the group of neonates undergone breech delivery /17.2%/ then in the group with head presentations /5.7%/. In the last group 3 of neonates were born by caesarean section. We conclude that the breech presentation increases the risk of hepatic birth injuries. Other predisposing factors are the perinatal asphyxia and the immaturity.
Nose deformation as a result of birth injury.
The authors have compared the frequency of occurrence of nasal septum deformation in two groups of newborns, using the simplest testing methods for: 1. newborns born by spontaneous labor (254 newborns), 2. newborns born by caesarean section (52 newborns). The deformation from the central position of the nose were found in 2 newborns from group 2 (3.9%) and in as many as 50 newborns from group 1 (approx. 20%) providing the evidence that most deformations occur as a result of birth injury (during labor). 32 deformations (26 in the cartilaginous section of the nasal septum and 6 in the osseous section) have been tested repeatedly in the third or fourth week of life. 19 out of 26 deformations of the cartilaginous section of the nasal septum (73%) have been repositioned automatically. All deformations in the osseous section detected after birth were also analyzed physically in the third or fourth week of life.
CEREBRAL BIRTH INJURY REVISITED.
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