The article reviews the recent concepts about endocrine changes occuring in the women’s body during the premature birth. There are illustrated the role of cortifan, reproductive hormones, oxytocine, prostaglandines and different uterus’ receptions in defelopement of birth activity.
Have studied current of pregnancy and labor, a condition of newborns at 18 parturients with premature labor in 24-36 weeks of pregnancy with histologic chorioamnionitis. We performed bacteriological diagnostics of the conditional - pathogenic microorganisms which are found in a vagina, N.gonorrhoeae, U. urealyticum and M. hominis at the first day of the puerperial period to all patients. We also defined train - diagnostics of a level of procalcitonin in blood. We have established, that the level of the procalcitonin in blood of all women is less than 0,5 ng/ml.
Preterm premature rupture of the fetal membranes is observed in 30-50 % of premature labors. The frequency of infectious maternal and neonatal complications increases аs a result of a long anhydrous period. The article presents a description of the course of pregnancy and its outcome in a patient with a long anhydrous period.
Objective. To determine the clinical and anamnestic risk factors for neonatal intrauterine infection (IUI) in pregnant women with urogenital infections (UGI).Materials and methods. 431 patients were examined: the main group (group 1) — 353 women with UGI during pregnancy (subgroup 1A — 215 women whose children were diagnosed with IUI, subgroup 1B — 138 women whose children were born without signs of IUI; the comparison group (group 2) — 78 women without UGI during pregnancy (subgroup 2A — 44 patients whose children were born with signs of IUI, subgroup 2B — 34 women whose children did not have IUI. We studied the obstetric and gynecological, somatic anamnesis of the patients, the course of their pregnancy.Results. The presence of gynecological and somatic diseases in the anamnesis of the pregnant women with UGI was associated with a signifcant increase of the risk for neonatal IUI (p = 0.003 and p = 0.005, respectively). Vaginitis (p = 0.041), background and precancerous diseases of the cervix (p = 0.027) were signifcantly most prevalent in the pregnant women with UGIs in their history. Pregnancy complicated by UGI proceeded with a recurrent miscarriage risk (p = 0.046) was most often accompanied by acute respiratory infection (p ˂ 0.001) and signifcantly most often ended in premature birth — 24.7% (p = 0.009).Conclusion. The search for objective criteria for the development of neonatal IUI is an important and complex task of modern obstetrics. The analysis of the anamnesis of pregnant women with urogenital infections, as well as timely diagnosis and adequate treatment of urogenital infection and acute respiratory infection will reduce the miscarriage rate and the incidence rate of neonatal IUI.
The article review the recent concepts conserning the role of immunologic system during the spontaneous abortion. There are also illustrated quantitative and qualitative changes occuring in the population of T-lymphocytes and connection of HLA system’s antigens with the spontaneous abortion. Autoimmune and alloimmune breaches appearing during the pregnancy are explained.
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