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К вопросу о ведении пациенток с монохориальной моноамниотической двойней при переплетении пуповин

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2013 Russian Publisher:Общество с ограниченной ответственностью "Практика"Journal:Практическая медицина (issn: 2072-1757, eissn: 2307-3217, Copyright policy )

К вопросу о ведении пациенток с монохориальной моноамниотической двойней при переплетении пуповин

Abstract

В данном сообщении описывается современный взгляд на формирование монохориального типа плацентации с развитием моноамниотической двойни и сопутствующие специфические осложнения данной акушерской ситуации. Разобраны два случая монохориальной моноамниотической двойни с различными исходами.

Here is described a modern view of generation a monochorionic placentation type at a time of monoamniotic twins' development and assident specific obstetric complications. Two cases of monochorionic monoamniotic twins with different outcomes are described.

Keywords

МНОГОПЛОДНАЯ БЕРЕМЕННОСТЬ, МОНО-АМНИОТИЧЕСКАЯ МОНОХОРИАЛЬНАЯ ДВОЙНЯ, ПЕРЕКРУТ ПУПОВИН

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