THE MANAGEMENT OF THE PREGNANCY IN PREGNANT WOMEN INFECTED WITH THE PARVOVIRUS B19
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https://doi.org/10.11603/24116-4944.2008.1.9509Keywords:
pregnancy, parvovirus B19Abstract
It was mode a comparative research of the management of the pregnancy in women, infected with the parvovirus B19, with general and proposed by the authors’sheme. The observation and the treatment held with the nextsheme: 1) in the first trimester of the pregnancy - ultrasonography and research of hormones of blood (human chorionic gonadotropin-? and progesteron)with the aim of the carly diagnosis of complications of the pregnancy which very often appear in parvovirial infection (the threat of the misbirth, spontaneous misbirth, dead pregnancy) every 2 weeks, less 12 weeks from the moment of the diagnosis of parvovirial infection, antihomotoxic preparations engystol and placenta compositum; 2) in the second and third trimester of the pregnancy - ultrasonography (doplerography)and the research of hormones of blood (freeestriol and placental lactogen) with the aim of the carly diagnosis of complications of the pregnancy with appear in parvovirial infection (placental insufficiency, distress of the fetus, dropsy of misbirth, dead fetus) and also the treatment of parvovirial infection was mode with antihomotoxic preparations engystol and placenta compositum in complex with the immunoglobulinum human normal pro injectionibus intravenosa with the aim of methodological recommendations TOH of Ukraine "The prophylaxis and treatment of tocologic and perinatal complications pregnant women with parvovirial infection". It is determined that the rate of tocologic and perinatal complications in the group, where pregnant women were observed in the sheme wtich is proposed by authors ,was realy (p<0,05) smaller than in the group, where researches held for general sheme.
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