Preterm birth (PB) forms perinatal, newborns' and maternal morbidity and mortality. Frequency of PB reaches 18% in general population. Placenta previa, marginal or low - lying placenta, placenta accreta, vasa previa, velamentous umbilical cord insertion is the most often

Maternal pregnancy - associated complications are the major factor of maternal morbidity. Postpartum hem­orrhage (PPH) is the most often reason of maternal mortality and is up to 30% in the structure [2]. PPH leading disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC) syndrome

Preeclampsia (PE) being a rather frequent gestational complication (up to 6% of pregnancies) is always re­viewed in connection to high relative risk of maternal mortality and stillbirth. PE influence perinatal morbidity and the risk of postponed maternal morbidity

Urinary tract infection (UTI) is one of the most widely spread gestational complications and its occurrence is up to 15% [2]. In absence of management of asymptomatic bacteriuria patients develop pyelonephritis in 1 / 3 of cases [6]. There is a strong correlation between

Objective. Endometrial hyperplasia (EH) is a progressive estrogen-dependent pathology widely spread among women of any age. Pathogenesis is multifactorial, but the role of hormonal homeostasis disturbance in the genesis and evolution of hyperplastic processes of endometrium

Objective. A uterine leiomyoma presents largely benign monoclonal tumors originating from the smooth muscle of the uterus. In the majority of cases, the said pathology is а progressive disorder; a distress of es­trogen/progesterone balance in the myometrium

Objective. Endometriosis is a pathological process associated with benign lesions of tissue similar to endo­metrium in its histological and functional characteristics, outside the uterus cavity. Difficulties of management of endometriosis are attributed to a great

Background. Women planning to conceive are often advised to take multivitamins. Whether this affects the survival of the fetus is not known. Methods. We used data from 35 914 women in the Danish National Birth Cohort who at recruitment had reported the number of weeks of

The article provides an overview of the literature about the most common side effects of modern COCs: irregular uterine bleeding, weight gain, psycho-emotional and sexual disorders, headache, migraine and derma-tological complications.

Human papillomavirus infection is one of the most common infections in the world. This infection is dangerous for human health because of expressed neoplastic potency of high-oncogenic virus types, contamination with which may lead to cervical cancer and tumors of other