2021
DOI: 10.17116/patol20218301125
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Uteroplacental blood flow in maternal diabetes mellitus

Abstract: Различные нарушения маточно-плацентарного кровотока, их диагностика и коррекция, особенно если акушерский анамнез у матери отягощен эндокринопатией, до сих пор остаются актуальной проблемой акушерства. Цель исследования. Изучение кровотока в сегменте сосуд-эритроцит и поиск изменений как в сосудах ворсинчатого дерева плаценты, матки, так и в свойствах форменных элементов крови с использованием современных методов микроскопии (сканирующей зондовой, атомно-силовой). Материал и методы. Для макро-и микроскопическо… Show more

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“…MRFs (particularly diabetes, obesity, and hypertension) are associated with increased incidence of placental impairments. Maternal diabetes has been shown to increase the incidence of placental vascularization and decreased fetal oxygenation and reduced feto-placental transfer [ 32 , 33 ]. Maternal obesity, which often occurs in conjunction with maternal diabetes, is associated with reduced vascularity and blood flow in the placenta [ 1 , 34 ].…”
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“…MRFs (particularly diabetes, obesity, and hypertension) are associated with increased incidence of placental impairments. Maternal diabetes has been shown to increase the incidence of placental vascularization and decreased fetal oxygenation and reduced feto-placental transfer [ 32 , 33 ]. Maternal obesity, which often occurs in conjunction with maternal diabetes, is associated with reduced vascularity and blood flow in the placenta [ 1 , 34 ].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…MRFs (particularly diabetes, obesity, and hypertension) are associated with increased incidence of placental impairments. Maternal diabetes has been shown to increase the incidence of placental vascularization and decreased fetal oxygenation and reduced feto-placental transfer [26,27]. Maternal obesity, which often occurs in conjunction with maternal diabetes, is associated with reduced vascularity and blood flow in the placenta [28,29].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In addition, 3D images of the tissue provide better insight into structural interrelationships of its elements [6]. The possibility of studying native material makes it possible to study the components of the "mother-placenta-fetus" system at a different structural level in the pathology of pregnancy [3,5].…”
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