КУРЕНИЕ МАТЕРИ ВО ВРЕМЯ БЕРЕМЕННОСТИ КАК ФАКТОР РИСКА РАЗВИТИЯ ПЛОДА И РЕБЕНКА

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8
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2017

И. Кельмансон, доктор медицинских наук, профессор Институт специальной педагогики и психологии Международного университета семьи и ребенка им. Рауля Валленберга, Санкт-Петербург Санкт-Петербургский государственный институт психологии и социальной работы E-mail: iakelmanson@hotmail.com

Неблагоприятные воздействия на эмбрион и плод в критические периоды развития могут иметь стойкие, порой необратимые последствия для ребенка. Данное положение укладывается в так называемую концепцию фетального программирования. Устранение таких воздействий – предпосылка к оптимизации развития плода и ребенка, снижению риска заболеваемости и смертности. Рассматриваются важнейшие негативные последствия для течения беременности, развития плода и ребенка, связанные с курением матери во время беременности.
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акушерство и гинекология
курение
плод
тератогенный эффект
фетальное программирование
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