Uterine suture (scar) incompetence after cesarean section: Problems and solutions (an editorial)

Krasnopolsky, V. I.; Buyanova, S. N.; Щукина, Н. А.; Logutova, L. S.

doi:10.17116/rosakush20151534-8

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“…It is commonly believed that these neoplasms undergo accelerated enlargement under the influence of hormonal stimulation. Yet, recent studies have reported that their dimensions frequently remain unchanged, or even decrease in size during pregnancy (Hammoud, Asaad, Berman, Treadwell, Blackwell, Diamond, 2006;Krasnopolsky, Logutova, Buyanova, 2005).…”

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In the context of COVID-19, international trade has been strongly affected, and it is of great importance to accelerate trade with countries along with the "Belt and Road Initiative" to achieve business transformation. This thesis uses the gravity model to measure export potential based on data from China and Central Asia from 2008 to 2018. In this thesis, we estimate the differences to examine the BRI's effect on China's export potential to Central Asia and other BRI countries along the Belt and Road routes. The results show that China's export potential to Central Asian countries increased significantly after the initiative, especially for product exports in capital-intensive industries. We also distinguished between different regions and saw a much stronger effect for the countries of the Association of Southeast Asian and West Asian Nations.

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Myomectomy During Pregnancy

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Mammadli²,

Azizova³

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20-30% of uterine myomas grow during pregnancy, and this growth is most common in the first 10 weeks. In most women with fibroids, there is no change in the size of the fibroid after becoming pregnant until delivery. In the second and third trimesters of pregnancy, the growth of fibroids can be seen, there is vascular insufficiency, and as a result, some degenerative changes can occur. Clinically, this often causes pain and local tenderness and may lead to preterm labor.During childbirth, uterine myomas can cause laziness of the uterus, fetal position disorders, and obstruction of the birth canal. Large cervical or isthmic fibroids may require caesarean section. Fibroids can cause uterine contraction disorder and lead to bleeding after delivery.If the location and size of the uterine myomas are suitable, it can be removed during caesarean section. However, the removal of some uterine myomas can cause bleeding during pregnancy due to increased blood flow to the uterus. Therefore, myomectomy is not always applied during cesarean section.

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