文本框: THYROID GLAND FUNCTION IN NEWBORNS WITH PERINATAL ENCEPHALOPATHIA Mukhamedova Kh.T., Shamsiev F.S., Nazarova F.S. Tashkent Doctors Advance Training Institute, Uzbekistan The role of thyroid hormones in newborns is of current interest, as thyroid deficiency may cause impairment of akinetic development. Of a special current interest is a problem of thyroid deficiency in newborns with perinatal brain injures. There have been studied adaptation changes of hypophysial – thyroid system (thyrotropic hormone – TSH, free thyroxin – T4 and free triiodothyronine – T3). There have been examined 75 newborns who had perinatal hypoxi. It was defined that the dynamics of free thyroid hormones coincides with thyroxin – T4 and triiodothyronine – T3 dynamics. There have been revealed consistent impairments of concentrations of thyrotropic hormone – TSH, thyroxin – T4 and triiodothyronine – T3 characteristic of severe and chronic hypoxi in newborns with perinatal encephalopathia. It is recommended to prescribe thyroid medications in early neonatal period for newborns with perinatal encephalopathia. 1974