Наукові праці. Кафедра акушерства, гінекології та дитячої гінекології
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Item Assessment of basic parameters of heart rate in intrauterine infection(2019-10-12) Vygivska, Liudmila; Vasylieva, Irina; Kalnytska, ViolettaThe aim of this work was: to evaluate the basic parameters of cardiac rhythm in intrauterine fetal infection by cardiotocography. Results of cardiotocography findings in pregnant with IUI showed changes in the heart rate, which allows to predict the risk of adverse postnatal outcome.Item Fetal condition and pregnancy outcomes at pre-eclampsia(2019-10-12) Vasylieva, Irina; Gryshchenko, Olga; Vygivska, LiudmilaAn ultrasound examination of 67 pregnant women with preeclampsia was performed in order to evaluate the biometric parameters of the fetus and Doppler parameters in the umbilical artery during pregnancy with preeclampsia and compare them with postnatal outcomes. The results of the study showed that: the study of blood flow in the umbilical artery with preeclampsia is rational for both fetuses with fetal growth retardation and fetuses without it. Urgent delivery improves perinatal outcomes in the absence of a final diastolic flow or a change in the final diastolic flow in the Doppler umbilical artery with moderate preeclampsia.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,