Морфологическая Оценка Влияния Урогенитальной Инфекции На Структурную Организацию Маточно-Плацентарной Области В Первом Триместре Беременности | AMiner
Морфологическая Оценка Влияния Урогенитальной Инфекции На Структурную Организацию Маточно-Плацентарной Области В Первом Триместре Беременности
Сибирский журнал клинической и экспериментальной медицины(2010)
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摘要
Objective: to evaluate morphological changes in the utero-placental region in the first trimester of pregnancy complicated with urogenital infection. Subjects: 90 women at gestational age 42-56 days, who planned abort for non-medical reasons are divided into 4 groups: 1st group 16 pregnant women who had mycoplasmal colpitis and receiving specific treatment, 2nd group 20 pregnant women who had nonspecific colpitis and received nonspecific therapy, third group of 31 pregnant women with asymptomatic mycoplasma infection, group 4 66 healthy pregnant women. Methods: clinical and history data studies; bacterioscopy exfoliative smears vaginal portion of the cervix; the identification of urogenital mycoplasma PCR, morphological study abortion material. Results: the morphological study abortion material show that the structure of the utero-placental region corresponded to gestation age. Specific volumes of stromal decidua basalis and decidua parietalis in the group with mycoplasma infection was half that of the control group and amounted to respectively 7.5, 8.0 and 17.3. On the other hand the content of decidua cells in the experimental group exceeded performance in the control group 23.0 and the maximum value 31.1 reached in the group of pregnant women with asymptomatic carriage of mycoplasmas (p=0,02) necrotic changes in the decidual tissue were observed equally often in all groups. Conclusion: all founded changes in the overall fit in the concept of compensatory-adaptive reactions inresponse tj the pathogenic effects of urogenital mycoplasmas. These changes are adaptive in nature and do not prevent the progression of pregnancy. Mycoplasmal colpitis antimicrobial therapy leads to normalization of the structural organization of the utero placental region.