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[Clinical significance of examinations of hemodynamics of mother and fetus in physiological and complicated pregnancy].

A N Strizhakov, Baev O.R. Baev, И.В. Игнатко, Dubolazov Vd

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Summarized in the paper is the experience of defining the clinical significance of examination of hemodynamics of mother and fetus in physiological and complicated pregnancy. The normative parameters of blood circulation in the vessels of mother and their central hemodynamics are described. An interrelation between the changes of central hemodynamics of mother and fetus are shown in the development of gestosis and placental insufficiency. The orientation, succession and changes of blood circulation in the arteries and venous vessels of fetus are demonstrated in chromosomal anomalies, congenital malformation, premature pregnancy, gestosis, fetoplacental insufficiency and postmaturity. It was proven as prognostically valuable to study the parameters of blood circulation of mother and fetus not only in diagnostically complicated pregnancy but also in evaluating the therapy efficiency, as well as in choosing a method and time for delivery and in prognosticating a perinatal outcome.

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Summarized in the paper is the experience of defining the clinical significance of examination of hemodynamics of mother and fetus in physiological and complicated pregnancy. The normative parameters of blood circulation in the vessels of mother and their central hemodynamics are described. An interrelation between the changes of central hemodynamics of mother and fetus are shown in the development of gestosis and placental insufficiency. The orientation, succession and changes of blood circulation in the arteries and venous vessels of fetus are demonstrated in chromosomal anomalies, congenital malformation, premature pregnancy, gestosis, fetoplacental insufficiency and postmaturity. It was proven as prognostically valuable to study the parameters of blood circulation of mother and fetus not only in diagnostically complicated pregnancy but also in evaluating the therapy efficiency, as well as in choosing a method and time for delivery and in prognosticating a perinatal outcome.

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Summarized in the paper is the experience of defining the clinical significance of examination of hemodynamics of mother and fetus in physiological and complicated pregnancy. The normative parameters of blood circulation in the vessels of mother and their central hemodynamics are described. An interrelation between the changes of central hemodynamics of mother and fetus are shown in the development of gestosis and placental insufficiency. The orientation, succession and changes of blood circulation in the arteries and venous vessels of fetus are demonstrated in chromosomal anomalies, congenital malformation, premature pregnancy, gestosis, fetoplacental insufficiency and postmaturity. It was proven as prognostically valuable to study the parameters of blood circulation of mother and fetus not only in diagnostically complicated pregnancy but also in evaluating the therapy efficiency, as well as in choosing a method and time for delivery and in prognosticating a perinatal outcome.

Key concepts: Hemodynamics, Placental insufficiency, Fetus, Pregnancy, Medicine, Clinical significance, Obstetrics, Placental Circulation

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