Some remarks on microorganism relation of mother and infants during the delivery in the

Study was performed on 30 mothers of normal delivery, 80 mother of premature rupture of amniotic membrane and long labour and their 110 newborn infants. Results showed that the infants of mother with premature rupture of membrane and with long labour were the most vulnerable, needing closed monitoring at least 1 week after delivering. Infants with culture (+) of amniotic fluid, ear fluid and naso-pharyngeal fluid were highly vulnerable to respiratory infections. The commonly isolated bacteria were E. coli, S. aureus. The antibiotics with good sensibility were cephalotin, gentamycin against gram (-) bacteria, erythromycin and bactrim against staphylococci

Remark on the changes of blood gas in newborn babies with respiratory impairment due to pneumonia in the Department of Neonate at the National Institute of Pediatry -2001 - 2002 period

A retrospective horizontal cross-sectional study performed on 134 newborn babies with pneumonia from Dec. 2001 to Nov. 2002 at the National Institute of Pediatry. Blood samples were taken from the arteries to evaluates pH, PCO2, PO2, SaO2, HCO3. Results showed: common age > 7 days (73.1%). Boys: 62.7% and girls 37.3%. Pneumonia babies have had commonly mixt acidosis PCO2 in arterial blood < 80 mmHg, pH < 7.29 (63.4%). Almost cases must use oxygene (76.1%), including 12 cases (9%) of assisted ventilation, 4 cases of severe shock must be treated by intensive metabolism

Bacterial germs of neonatal pneumonia and their antibiotic sensitivity

The study consist of 134 neonatal pneumonia who under 28 days born addmitted to The Neonatal department of National Institute of Peadiatrics from December 2001 to November 2002. The out comes showed that: Positive rate: 71.15%, negative rate: 29.85%. Common isolated bacteria were negative Gram. Ampicillin, gentamycin, chloramphenicol bactrim have resistance antibiotic. The recovered treatment result: 90.3%; mortality: 9.7% in which 61.2% are fully recovered without change other antibiotic. The average treatment duration by antibiotic:13.2%

Some risk factors related to neonatal pneumonia. Vn J Pract Med 2003

The study carried on 134 children diagnosed pneumonia immediately after hospitalization and 205 children of control group hospitalised with difference reasons in the same time. The result showed that the age of newborn pneumonia is 10 days, 26.9% of them is 7 days is 73.1%. However, 79.9% of these children were ill before hospitalization <3 days. The risque pneumonia of prematurely children is higher 1.33 times than control group. 83/134 pneumonia children has anamnesis asphyxiated when be born. The delivery time prolonger 18 hours has risque higher 1.59 times than control group. After research, the author showed some related factors direct with newborn pneumonia are: asphyxiated, amniotic fluid dirty, delivery time prolong, time of rupture of amniotic membranes long and born prematurely

Bacteria causes neonatal pneumonia and it's antibiotic sensitivity

Study 134 neonatal pneumonia who admitted National Institute of Pediatrics from 2001 December to 2002 November. Tracheal secretions of patients were cultured for bacteria caused pneumonia and appropriate antibiotics. Results: Common bacteria caused pneumonia were bacteria gram (-), the highest was Klebsilla pneumoniae, that resisted most of common antibiotics, and well sensitised with amikacine and 3rd and 4th generation cephalosporines and tienam. S. aureus accounted for 6.38%, sensitised with vancomycine, erythromycine, oxacilline, and tienam