Background. Multiple pregnancy is a high-risk pregnancy. Premature birth, high perinatal mortality and infant morbidity are more frequently observed in multiple pregnancy. The objective. We aimed to study obstetric and perinatal outcomes in multiple pregnancies, depending on the type of choriality. Materials and methods. We used a retrospective analysis of the birth histories. 174 women with spontaneously occurring multiple pregnancies were involved in the study. There were 50 women with monochorionic placentation and 120 women with a dichorionic type of placentation. We analyzed the course of pregnancy, parturition and perinatal outcomes in these patients. The data were processed using parametric and nonparametric statistics.
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