Comparative Analysis of the Morphofunctional State of the Fetoplacental System in Obese Pregnant Women

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2022
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Abstract
The high frequency of somatic diseases, gynecological diseases, complications of pregnancy in patients with obesity is the backdrop for a violation of the processes of formation and functioning of the placental complex; mother diagnosed with obesity significantly higher rates of resistance uterine artery and umbilical artery; 1.5 times more likely to be diagnosed degenerative changes in the placenta; 3 times more often revealed polyhydramnios; according to the morphological study of placentas it noted a higher rate of cardiovascular, ischemic and inflammatory changes; and therefore, should be classified as obese pregnant women at high perinatal risk.
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Authors Xayatova Malika Farxodovna;
Journal International Journal of Health Systems and Medical Sciences
Year 2022
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323
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https://inter-publishing.com/index.php/IJHSMS/article/view/323
Keywords
obesity obese pregnant women placental complex perinatal risk

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