Клиническое течение беременности при задержке роста плода в зависимости от экспрессии плацентарного белка рр 13

We presented a data of pregnancy outcomes and neonatal status depending on the level of placental protein PP 13 in pregnants with placental insufficiency and fetal growth retardation. It was found the lowest level of the placental protein PP13 was observed in pregnant women with third degree of fetal growth retardation. The pregnancy with fetal growth retardation and the lowest level of the placental protein PP13 was often accompanied by uterine blood flow disorders, fetoplacental circulation disorders, premature delivery, oligohydramnios and severe anemia. Due to the high prevalence of obstetric complications at pregnancies with fetal growth retardation it 3 times more often ended with preterm delivery compared to women with placental insufficiency. The highest percentage of healthy neonates was registered in women with placental insufficiency, whereas the most unfavorable outcomes was found in women with fetal growth retardation.