Kozodoj A. Obstetrical and perinatal complications at first-labour woman, that are more senior 30 years: clinic, diagnostics, preventive maintenance.

The dissertation is devoted a problem of decrease in frequency obstetrical and perinatal complications first-labour woman, that are more senior 30 years on the basis of studying, clinical, functional, endocrinalogical, immunological, biochemical and microbiological features, and also working out and introduction of algorithm of treatment-and-prophylactic actions. It is spent comparative clinical analysis currents of pregnancy, sorts and a condition of newborns at first-labour woman, that are more senior 30 years Taking into account age aspects, that has allowed to establish frequency, structure and terms of development of the cores obstetrical and perinatal complications depending on age first-labour woman. It is spent comparative analyse a clinical current of the cores obstetrical and perinatal complications depending on age first-labour woman, that promoted a scientific substantiation of necessity of increase of efficiency of treatment-and-prophylactic actions. New aspects are studied of patogenesise of obstetrical and perinatal complications at first-labour woman, that are more senior 30 years On the basis of interrelation studying between a functional condition fetoplacental complex, a condition of system immunity and cytokine exchange, and also mircobiocenosise of sexual ways. The age role first-labour woman in genesise of development obstetrical and perinatal complications is shown. Features of a lactation are studied, quantitative and qualitative changes of chest milk at first-labour woman, that are more senior 30 years, and also interrelation between these changes with development and the basic displays of placentary dysfunction. Practical recommendations about decrease in frequency and expressiveness degree obstetrical are developed and introduced and perinatal complications at first-labour woman, that are more senior 30 years on the basis of the differentiated campaign to use of medicamentous therapy.