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Pregnancy gestosis and polyhydramnios

M. A. Yartseva

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In the available literature, we did not find any works that would reveal the peculiarities of the course of gestosis in pregnant women with polyhydramnios. In addition, it would be interesting to study the incidence of gestosis and its development, taking into account the possible causes of amniotic fluid, to assess the outcome of pregnancy for the mother and fetus when these complications are combined. A total of 161 pregnant women with abundant amniotic fluid were followed up, and 142 of them (88.2%) had gestosis. Pregnant women aged 20 to 30 years comprised the main population (61.3%).

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In the available literature, we did not find any works that would reveal the peculiarities of the course of gestosis in pregnant women with polyhydramnios. In addition, it would be interesting to study the incidence of gestosis and its development, taking into account the possible causes of amniotic fluid, to assess the outcome of pregnancy for the mother and fetus when these complications are combined. A total of 161 pregnant women with abundant amniotic fluid were followed up, and 142 of them (88.2%) had gestosis. Pregnant women aged 20 to 30 years comprised the main population (61.3%).

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In the available literature, we did not find any works that would reveal the peculiarities of the course of gestosis in pregnant women with polyhydramnios. In addition, it would be interesting to study the incidence of gestosis and its development, taking into account the possible causes of amniotic fluid, to assess the outcome of pregnancy for the mother and fetus when these complications are combined. A total of 161 pregnant women with abundant amniotic fluid were followed up, and 142 of them (88.2%) had gestosis. Pregnant women aged 20 to 30 years comprised the main population (61.3%).

Key concepts: Polyhydramnios, Obstetrics, Amniotic fluid, Pregnancy, Medicine, Incidence (geometry), Fetus, Population

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