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CAUSES OF DEATH IN HIV-EXPOSED CHILDREN

The present work analyzes the records of perinatal and infant autopsies of 25 children under 1 who died in the period from September 1998 to January 2010 and whose mothers were HIV-positive. According to the study, various viral infections are the most common causes of death among HIV-exposed children (36 %). Two HIV-exposed children were diagnosed as HIV-positive (they revealed RNA HIV). The cause of death of both the children was a generalized viral infection of unspecified etiology. One of the two children observed concomitant disease - Kaposi's sarcoma. The structure of the mortality rate in the HIV-exposed children did not differ from that in children born by HIV-negative mothers.