CLINICAL CASE OF THE INNATE CENTRAL HYPOVENTILATION SYNDROME IN THE PARTURIENT.

The syndrome "of the curse of Undina" or the innate central hypoventilation syndrome with the second disorder of cen- tral nervous system is the result of the disrupted vegetative control of the respiration in the absence of neuromuscular diseases and disturbances of the mechanics of respiration. In the clinical practice diagnostics of this state is complex, frequently the cases remain not diagnosed. Taking into account clinical manifestations and depending on the degree of their intensity, early diagnostics, which warns the undesirable consequences ofthe episodes ofhypoxia and hypercapnia, that ensures the proper checking of the episodes of asphyxia, determines not only the forecast of disease, but also life of patient. The purpose ofthis work is the idea of the clinical case of this rarely meeting illness.