Despite updated research, at present preeclampsia remains a major proximity and an issue discussed in contemporary obstetrics. Preeclampsia is considered to be responsible for approximately 14% of maternal deaths estimated ...

The aim of the present study was the analysis and the evaluation of the risk factors for the development of medical and psychoemotional disturbances during the early and late postoperatory periods in 100 patients after ...

Premature birth complicates 5-12% of all pregnacies and is the leading cause of perinatal morbidity and mortality worldwide. Prenatal rupture of the amniotic membranes complicates approximately 3% of all pregnancies and ...

The aim of study was to evaluate the risk factors of the 1203 pregnant with embryo-fetal malformation risk in the first and second trimesters. In concusion: There were increase of pregnant women aged of 35-39 years. They ...

This article presents the studies conducted to determine the conduct ante and intranatal pregnant women with premature birth depending on gestational age.The results were obtained in the assessment of the particularities ...

This article represents that hormonal therapy of substitution initiated in the first years of the menopause has a positive impact on the women’s quality of life improving psychological symptoms in more about 50% of the ...

This review will shortly summarize the latest facts about septic complications in the puerperium and mention the impact of the risk factors upon maternal health. The importance of postpartum genital tract flora change, ...

Ovarian rupture is a break of the follicle, of the follicular cyst, of the luteal cyst or of the ovarian stroma accompanied by an intracystic hemorrhage [7] or in the abdominal cavity [19]. The alikeness of the symptoms ...

Death "in utero" is a complication that occurs in about 1% of pregnancies. Experts estimate that about 7000 children born dead in the world every day. Antenatal mortality is found with an incidence of 52% in primiparous. ...

Transvaginal sonography is now the imaging modality of choice for the diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy with overall reported sensitivities of > 90%. Specific sonographic criteria exist for the diagnosis of tubal and non-tubal ...