Adamov M. Pregnancy and childbirth at women after the auxiliary reproductive technologies executed at absence and presence uterine tubes.

Scientific work is devoted frequency decrease obstetrical and perinatal complications at women after auxiliary reproductive technologies on the basis of studying at them clinical-ehografical, endocrinological, immunological and microbiological features, and also an individual approach to removal uterine tubes before auxiliary reproductive technologies. The role left uterine tubes before auxiliary reproductive technologies at women with chronic genital is shown an infection in genesise developments perinatal pathology. The features of formation and a functional condition fetoplacental complex at women after auxiliary reproductive technologies with kept and removed uterine tubes are presented. The interrelation between clinical, ehografical, endocrinological, immunological and microbiological changes at women after auxiliary reproductive technologies with kept and removed uterine tubes is established. It has allowed to expand data about the development reasons perinatal pathologies after auxiliary reproductive technologies, and also scientifically to prove removal possibility uterine tubes at women with chronic genital infection in aspect of decrease in frequency of placentary dysfunction and intraamnial infection. Comparative aspects of a current of pregnancy and sorts, and also perinatal outcomes at women after auxiliary reproductive technologies with kept and removed uterine tubes are studied. A quality monitoring behind a clinical current of pregnancy and sorts at these patients is offered. Rational use of possibility of removal uterine tubes before auxiliary reproductive technologies at women with chronic genital infection allows to lower frequency perinatal pathologies at patients of group of high risk.