The Role of Markers of Violations of Central Maternal Hemodynamics and Regional (Utero-Placental - Fetal) Blood Flow in Predicting Obstetric Bleeding

摘要

Goal: Study the role of hemodynamic markers in predicting and preventing obstetric bleeding. To study and determine predictive markers of hemostatic disorders, we conducted a comprehensive examination of pregnant women in the third trimester of pregnancy at 34-35 weeks gestation. This group consisted of 110 patients in the risk group (group 2) on the development of the initial stages of thrombophilia and the predicted development of obstetric bleeding during childbirth due to thrombogemoragic syndrome. The subject of the study was blood serum of patients, ultrasound, Doppler evaluation of the Central hemodynamics of the mother and regional (utero-placental) blood flow. General clinical and laboratory, functional (ultrasound, Doppler) biochemical and statistical methods were used.