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Новый взгляд на быстрые роды

Новый взгляд на быстрые роды

Abstract

В статье представлен ретроспективно-проспективный анализ течения беременности и исходов быстрых/стремительных родов у 115 женщин при доношенном сроке гестации. Доказано, что в 27% случаев быстрые роды носят физиологический характер и не сопровождаются осложнениями со стороны матери и новорожденного. При этом в 73% наблюдений быстрые роды имели негативные последствия для матери и новорожденного. Установлено, что причиной неблагоприятных исходов явился не сам родовой акт, а осложненное течение беременности, преимущественно инфекционно-воспалительного характера.

The article presents the retrospective and prospective analysis of the course of pregnancy and outcomes of rapid and accelerated labour in 115 women with full-term gestation. It is proved that in 27% of cases rapid labour is of a physiological character and does not provide complications of mothers or babies. Herewith, in 73% of cases rapid labour had negative impact on mother and her newborn. It was determined that the reason for adverse outcomes was not the generic act, but pregnancy complications, mainly of infectious and inflammatory nature.

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БЫСТРЫЕ И СТРЕМИТЕЛЬНЫЕ РОДЫ, ПЕРИНАТАЛЬНЫЕ ОСЛОЖНЕНИЯ, МАТЕРИНСКИЕ ОСЛОЖНЕНИЯ, ИНФЕКЦИОННАЯ ПАТОЛОГИЯ БЕРЕМЕННОСТИ

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