Tarusina E. Prevention of perinatal pathology in women of low growth.

The thesis deals with the task of reducing the frequency of adverse perinatal outcomes in women of low growth through complex clinical, somato-genetic, morphological studies, by developing and implementing a number of preventive actions for optimal health maintenance. Clinical and epidemiological studies (material 2002-2013 yy.) showed a significant increase in the share of women with a body length ?157 cm from 7.7 % in 2002 to 12.1 % in 2007, followed by a gradual increase to 14.1 % a sign in retardation modern reproductive generation. Proved associative link stunting healthy individuals with the syndrome undifferentiated connective tissue dysplasia, which gives reason to consider a new version of stunting undifferentiated connective tissue dysplasia, as peculiar kind of development that is formed by a complex external (high level of urbanization) and internal (born women with low weight, negative family environment) factors on critical early stages of ontogeny as a manifestation dyzonthogenesis. It is shown that the rate of growth of the fetus from 34-36 weeks. a ? cases is limited (deceleration growth), reflecting coincidence somato-genetic constitution fetus from its mother, and increasing resistance in arterial vessels and evidence of fetal circulatory centralization phenomenon due more early maturing placenta. To prevent perinatal proposed and implemented a number of preventive measures taken to minimize poor perinatal outcomes, the need for operative delivery.