UA31637A - METHOD OF FORECASTING LATE GESTOSIS IN PREGNANT WOMEN - Google Patents
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Abstract
Винахід, відноситься до медицини, точніше до акушерства та гінекології. Спосіб прогнозування пізніх гестозів у вагітних жінок передбачає визначення факторів ризику пізніх гестозів. Проводять огляд вагітних, вимірюють зріст, вагу, розмір тазу, кров'яного тиску, термін вагітності, зміну стану під час вагітності, номер наступних пологів, дослідження аналізу крові - загальний, реакція Вассермана, резус-належність та група крові, реакція вірус імунодефіциту, загальний аналіз сечі, визначають прогостичні коефіцієнти. При значеннях від -119,9 до -60,0 вагітних жінок відносять до групи малого ризику, від -39,9 до 0 - до групи середнього ризику і від +0,1 до +69,9 включно - до групи підвищеного ризику.The invention relates to medicine, more specifically to obstetrics and gynecology. The method of predicting late preeclampsia in pregnant women involves determining the risk factors for late preeclampsia. Pregnant women are examined, height, weight, pelvic size, blood pressure, gestational age, pregnancy change, number of subsequent births, blood test - general, Wasserman's reaction, rhesus affiliation and blood group, immunodeficiency virus reaction, general analysis of urine, determine the progostic coefficients. At values from -119.9 to -60.0 pregnant women are classified as low-risk, from -39.9 to 0 - to medium risk and from +0.1 to +69.9 inclusive - to high risk.
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