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Information × Registration Number 0224U033077, (0122U200827) , R & D reports Title Study of the influence of transferred COVID-19 infection on the structure of perinatal pathology in the population of the Lviv region of Ukraine popup.stage_title Розробка інформативних маркерів та алгоритму прогнозування ризику виникнення перинатальної патології в жінок, що перенесли COVID-19 під час вагітності Head Shkolnyk Olena S., Кандидат медичних наук Registration Date 17-12-2024 Organization State institution "Institute of Hereditary Pathology of the National Academy of Medical Sciences of Ukraine" popup.description1 To estimate the frequency of perinatal pathology in women of the high-risk group (reproductive losses, infertility in history, extragenital diseases) who experienced COVID-19 during pregnancy popup.description2  Maternal and fetal factors of perinatal complications in women who suffered from COVID-19 during pregnancy in the Lviv region were determined. It has been found that women who have experienced COVID-19 during pregnancy often have complicated termination of pregnancy, preterm birth with complications, and operative delivery. Newborn children from these mothers are often born prematurely, have a disturbed condition at birth, which requires additional measures from the obstetric service. The analysis of the results of the pathohistological examination of the litter of these women showed that signs of maternal vascular malperfusion, subchorionic ischemic infarcts and small pseudoinfarcts, increased syncytial nodes, excessive deposition of perivillous fibrin, and focal dilatation of umbilical cord vessels were significantly more common in the placentas than in the placentas of women who did not have the disease. for COVID-19 during pregnancy. An algorithm for predicting the risk of perinatal pathology in women who suffered from COVID-19 during pregnancy was developed. Product Description popup.authors Korinets Yaroslav M. Malanchuk Oleksandra M. Melenchuk Lidiia M. Nechai Oksana S. Samokhvalova Anna V. Khobotna Ivanna M. Sharhorodska Yevheniia B. Shkolnyk Olena S. Shlemkevych Artur M. popup.nrat_date 2024-12-17 Close