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[Life-threatening conditions in infancy].

Using the method of cohort survey covering all infants born in 1987-1988, residing during 12 months at the territory of Kirov region of the city of Baku the frequency and risk factors of life-threatening conditions (LTC) were studied. It was found that the frequency of LTC constitutes 14.6 +/- 1.36. The increased risk factors for LTC are: consanguineous marriages, unsatisfactory living conditions, low family incomes, the maternal age under 20, the third ordinal number of delivery or more, prematurity of the fetus, the peculiarities of the course and nature of the pathology. The degree of risk for LTC in different pathologies depends not on their prevalence among infants but on the peculiarities of their course.