Примеры использования Severe anaemia на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Severe anaemia.
Correct reversible causes of acidosis,especially dehydration and severe anaemia.
Severe anaemia, cerebral thrombosis.
Severe anaemia A blood transfusion is required if.
In developing countries, 56 per cent of pregnant women are anaemic andup to 7 per cent suffer from severe anaemia.
Check that severe anaemia is not present.
Haemoglobin between 5 g/dl and 9.3 g/dl(equivalent to a haematocrit of between approximately 15% and 27%)indicates non-severe anaemia.
Severe anaemia, if present, will need urgent treatment see section 7.5.2, page 191.
The long-term effects of post-partum haemorrhage may include severe anaemia and even loss of pituitary function Sheehan's syndrome.
Severe anaemia takes a heavy toll on African children in malaria-endemic countries.
Children can deteriorate rapidly over 1-2 days, going into coma(cerebral malaria) or shock, ormanifesting convulsions, severe anaemia and acidosis.
Wasting, severe anaemia, concomitant tuberculosis and HIV coinfection are associated with increased mortality.
As is known, maternal death is almost completely avoidable, from sepsis,hypertensive disorders, severe anaemia and haemorrhage see Table 8.2, Annex B.
Moderate to severe anaemia was reduced by more than 60 per cent between the two national malaria surveys.
After delivery(postnatal)- infection at new-borns with breathing failure, heart defects,cerebral infections up to six months of life, severe anaemia.
Severe anaemia was recorded in 1 per cent of cases, although the rate reached 3 per cent in Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Oblast.
It is caused by systemic metabolic acidosis(frequently lactic acidosis) and may develop in a fully conscious child, butmore often in children with cerebral malaria or severe anaemia.
Low weight, severe anaemia, and a low CD4 cell percentage at the time treatment was started were all associated with an increased risk of death.
While malaria can be treated, people who survive the disease can suffer debilitating consequences, including mothers giving birth to babies withlow birth weight and children developing severe anaemia.
The number of children suffering from severe anaemia has risen by a factor of 2.5, standing at 315.6(per 200,000 people) in 1993 compared with 107.8 in 1991.
All severely malnourished children require prompt assessment and treatment to deal with serious problems such as hypoglycaemia, hypothermia,severe infection, severe anaemia and potentially blinding eye problems.
A recent survey has shown a 15.6 per cent rate of severe anaemia among children 6 to 59 months of age, and 6.6 per cent among non-pregnant women 15 to 49 years of age.30.
Accounting for approximately 10,000 maternal deaths globally every year,malaria is a serious illness that predisposes pregnant women to severe anaemia and death and is associated with low birth weight and stillbirths.
For each woman who dies of a pregnancy-related complication, an estimated 20 women suffer serious and often lifelong morbidities such as obstetric fistula, uterine prolapse,incontinence or severe anaemia.
Underlying causes include congenital heart disease(usually in the first months of life), acute rheumatic fever, myocarditis, suppurative pericarditis with constriction, infective endocarditis,acute glomerulonephritis, severe anaemia, very severe pneumonia and severe malnutrition.
Interventions included expanded delivery of insecticide-treated mosquito nets and health programmes targeting school children and pregnant women, resulting in a 66 per cent decrease in malaria deaths forall age groups and a 68 per cent decrease in severe anaemia in children under 5.
Enhancing prenatal care and routinely providing at least four consultations during pregnancy; prenatal care includes vaccinationagainst neonatal tetanus and prevention of nutritional deficiencies(mention should be made of the reduction of severe anaemia, the incidence of which was estimated at 15 per cent in 1999);
Severe malarial anaemia takes a heavy toll on children living in malaria-endemic regions of Africa, with the greatest burden and highest mortality occurring in infants.