EARLY INTERVENTION TECHNOLOGIES AND MEDICAL SKILLS IN CHILDREN WITH PERINATAL ENCEPHALOPATHY

Alimova Iroda Anvarovna; Raimova Zulfiyakhan Makhamatjonovna

EARLY INTERVENTION TECHNOLOGIES AND MEDICAL SKILLS IN CHILDREN WITH PERINATAL ENCEPHALOPATHY

Authors

Alimova Iroda Anvarovna Assistant of the Department of Children's Diseases
Raimova Zulfiyakhan Makhamatjonovna Assistant of the Department of Pediatrics

Keywords:

Perinatal encephalopathy, nervous diseases, central nervous system, brain

Abstract

This article provides information on early intervention technologies and medical skills in children with perinatal encephalopathy

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Published

2023-01-11

How to Cite

Alimova Iroda Anvarovna, & Raimova Zulfiyakhan Makhamatjonovna. (2023). EARLY INTERVENTION TECHNOLOGIES AND MEDICAL SKILLS IN CHILDREN WITH PERINATAL ENCEPHALOPATHY. World Bulletin of Social Sciences, 18, 76-78. Retrieved from https://scholarexpress.net/index.php/wbss/article/view/2002