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Vol. 12 No. 06 (2025)
International Multidisciplinary Journal for Research & Development

Articles

PATHOMORPHOLOGY OF THE HEART IN NEWBORN INFANTS WITH RDS SYNDROME

Published 2025-06-26

  • Sayfiddin Khoji Kadriddin Shuhrat ugli, Babaev Khamza Nurmatovich, Allaberganov Dilshod Shavkatovich, Murodullayev Mironshokh Nodirbek ugli, Eshonkhodjaeva Madinakhon Otabek kizi

Sayfiddin Khoji Kadriddin Shuhrat ugli, Babaev Khamza Nurmatovich, Allaberganov Dilshod Shavkatovich, Murodullayev Mironshokh Nodirbek ugli, Eshonkhodjaeva Madinakhon Otabek kizi
1.Master of the “Pathological anatomy” of the Tashkent State Medical University. dr.sayfiddinkhoji@gmail.com, Orcid NO: 0009-0000-5476-5242; 2. Associate professor of the Pathological anatomy department, PhD, Tashkent State Medical University, khamzababaev@gmail.com, Orcid NO: 0009-0009-1033-1472 3. Assistent of the Pathological anatomy department, PhD, Tashkent State Medical University, dilshodbek9347225@mail.ru, Orcid NO: 0009-0003-1558-5101 4. Student of faculty of Management of Tashkent State Medical University. mironshoxmurodullayev@gmail.com, Orcid NO: 0009-0004-7474-1722 5. Student of faculty of General Medicine of Tashkent State Medical University, madi270105@gmail.com. Orcid NO: 0009-0006-9714-0190 Tashkent, 100109, Uzbekistan.

Abstract

This article delves into the pathomorphology of the heart in newborn infants diagnosed with Respiratory Distress Syndrome (RDS), a common condition in preterm babies marked by breathing difficulties. It explores the structural and functional changes in the heart, linking these alterations to the physiological stress caused by RDS. Drawing on recent clinical studies and autopsy findings, the piece examines how hypoxia and inflammation contribute to cardiac pathology, offering insights into potential diagnostic markers and therapeutic approaches. The discussion aims to enhance understanding of this complex interplay, providing a foundation for improved neonatal care and future research in pediatric cardiology.

Keywords

Pathomorphology, heart, newborn infants, RDS syndrome, hypoxia, neonatal cardiology.

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