The search for patterns of choroidal blood flow in women with preeclampsia to predict the risk of vascular retinal pathology in the late period after childbirth

Objective: Clinical assessment of chorioretinal hemodynamics in women at risk for vascular retinal pathology before and after long-term courses of preventive care.Methods: 60 women having undergone preeclampsia during pregnancy were exam‑ ined. The 1st group of patients (30 people) got courses of medicamentous correction of endothelial dysfunction: sulodexide, ginkgo biloba (Tanakan), ascorbic acid. The 2nd group (30 women) did not get preventive care. The control group included 30 women having undergone physiological pregnancy (vaginal delivery, without complications). Parameters of chorioretinal hemodynamics were determined 6–8 months later and 3–4.5 years later after delivery.Results: By the end of the follow-up, in the 1st group, the blood flow velocity in the posterior short ciliary arteries statistically significantly increased; the density of the retinal vessels and subfoveolar thickness of the choroid and the area of the avascular zone of the retina decreased.Conclusions: The long-term medicamentous correction of endothelial dysfunction reduces the risk of vascular pathology development in women having undergone preeclampsia during the pregnancy.

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The dynamics of chorioretinal hemodynamics after courses of preventive care in women at risk for the formation of vascular retinal pathology

Kolenko

Sorokin

Fil³

2020

Tihookeanskij medicinskij žurnal

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The search for patterns of choroidal blood flow in women with preeclampsia to predict the risk of vascular retinal pathology in the late period after childbirth

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The dynamics of chorioretinal hemodynamics after courses of preventive care in women at risk for the formation of vascular retinal pathology

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