Наукові праці. Кафедра акушерства, гінекології та дитячої гінекології
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Item Diagnostics and treatment of femail adolescents and young women with ovarian cysts(2014-03-05) Tuchkina, Irina; Piontkovskaya, Oksana; Gnatenko, Natalia; Tysyachka, Galina; Rubinskaya, Tatyana; Rogachova, NatellaThe aim of this study has been to examine the clinical symptoms, the effectiveness of diagnostics, treatment and rehabilitation of patients with ovarian cysts of pubertal and young reproductive age. The effectiveness of treatment and reducing the number of relapses (of the functional cysts) depend on the correct assessment of the urgent situation and the differentiated approach to the choice of conservative and surgical therapy.Item Peculiarities of blood flow in the medial cerebral artery of the fetus in perinatal infetion(2019-10-12) Vygivska, Liudmila; Tuchkina, Irina; Blagoveshchensky, Evgeniy; Vasylieva, Irina; Kalnytska, ViolettaA Doppler study of blood flow in the medial cerebral artery in 41 pregnant women with perinatal infections of various etiologies and clinical manifestations of the disease in newborns in the early neonatal period was carried out. Pregnant women with perinatal infections are typically found to have abnormalities of the blood flow in the medial cerebral artery. More pronounced changes are observed in pregnant with PI of viral and mixed etiology,Item Realization of reproductive potential in women with dysmenorrhea in adolescent age(2014-03-05) Tuchkina, Irina; Zobina, L.; Dobrovolskaya, Larisa; Vygivska, Liudmila; Blagoveshchensky, Evgeniy; Maltsev, G.; Pokryshko, S.The aim of this study has been to examine the clinical peculiarities of pregnancy in women who had dysmenorrhea in pubertal age.Thus, in women with dysmenorrhea at puberty, who received adequate therapy, the realization of reproductive potential has been observed in 81.4%. Yet, a complicated course of pregnancy is frequently observed. Thus, there is a need for early diagnosis and treatment of menstrual disorders during puberty.Item The impact of emergent infections on the fetal state(2017) Vygivska, Liudmila; Tuchkina, Irina; Kalnytska, ViolettaThe study involved examination of 90 pregnant women in the 2nd and 3rd trimesters of gestation (Group 1 (25 pregnant) consisted of patients with a viral infection, CMV carriers, Group 2 (25 pregnant) included women with a viral infection, herpes simplex virus types 1/2, Group 3 amounted for 20 patients with a viral infection, herpes simplex virus type 6, Group 4 comprised 20 patients with normal pregnancy and no signs of infectioUltrasound examination of Group 1, 2 and 3 pregnant showed signs of intrauterine infection. Pregnant women with a viral infection were found to have intrauterine growth retardation (IUGR) and Group 3 patients more commonly had symmetrical 3rd degree IUGR. BPP indices showed initial signs of fetal distress in 5 (20%) Group 1 pregnant, 7 (27%) Group 2 pregnant and 11 (55%) Group 3 pregnant women. Doppler examination of uterine-feto-placental hemodynamics revealed a more pronounced increase in vascular resistance indices in Group 3 patients. Emergent infections (herpesvirus type 6) of pregnant trigger more pronounced changes in the feto-placental system than other viral infections. Herpesvirus type 6 is a common cause of fetal state deterioration, which manifests in intrauterine growth retardation, changes in biophysical profile and hemodynamic disorders in the mother-placenta-fetus system.n.