Today, hysteroscopy, ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging are most often used in clinical practice for the diagnosis of adenomyosis. However, the high frequency of diagnostic errors (from 20 to 40%), depending on the experience of the operator and equipment, detailing the structure of the myometrium and the parameters of ultrasound differentiation of adenomyosis, requires the search for new optimal diagnostic methods. The purpose of our study was to determine the parameters of ultrasound elastography of the shear wave in patients with adenomyosis and / or hyperplastic processes of the endometrium. Material and methods. The study included 128 patients aged from 27 to 53 years (mean 39.4 ± 8.6). The first group included 38 (29.6%) patients diagnosed with grade I-II adenomyosis, the second group had 41 (32.1%) patients with a combination of grade I-II adenomyosis with endometrial hyperplastic processes and / or uterine leiomyoma, the third group consisted of 39 (30.5%) women only with hyperplastic processes of the endometrium. The control fourth group included 10 (7.8%) women without endometrial pathology, who sought women's advice on primary infertility. Results and discussion. When performing shear wave elastography, significant differences in the color of myometrial mapping were found between patients of the first, third and control groups (p <0.001). Unchanged myometrium in all patients of the control group was represented by shades of blue, and the staining was uniform in 9 (90%) subjects. In patients of the first group, the myometrium was stained with shades of red in 31 (81.63%) cases and shades of yellow in 3 (7.8%) cases; in 23 (60.5%) cases there was inhomogeneous red staining and in 14 (36.8%) cases staining was inhomogeneous in shades of red-yellow-light blue. When performing elastography in patients of the second group in the projection of the myoma was more often detected staining in shades of red in 20 (48.8%) cases, yellow in 6 (14.6%) and light blue in 3 (7.3%) cases; in 28 (68.3%) cases there was inhomogeneous red staining and in 19 (46.3%) cases staining was inhomogeneous in shades of red-yellow-light blue. In the third group in the projection of the leiomatous node was more often determined by staining in shades of red in 22 (56.4%) cases, yellow in 8 (20.5%) and light blue in 6 (15.4%) cases, colors on the background of the blue myometrium; inhomogeneous staining of myomatous nodes was detected in 31 (79.5%), and homogeneous staining was in 7 (17.9%) cases. Unchanged myometrium in the control group was characterized by significantly lower values of the Young's modulus 25.2 (17.9-34.1 kPa), while in the group of adenomyosis the average value of Emean reached 71.8 (17.9-281.3 kPa), was maximally high and significantly different from the indicators of the control group and from the indicators of group 3 patients 29.6 (13.5-58.9 kPa). The rates of patients of the second group, in whom grade I-II adenomyosis was combined with endometrial hyperplastic processes and / or uterine leiomyoma 54.7 (15.6-133.9 kPa) were also significantly higher than the values of the control group and the third group. Conclusion. Shear wave ultrasound is a minimally invasive and accessible method of high-quality preoperative diagnosis, necessary to avoid hysterectomy and clarify the diagnosis without surgery, which is recommended for use in practice to improve the accuracy of diagnosis of adenomyosis
Background. The human placenta is a promising source of biomaterial for regenerative medicine. This is primarily due to the availability of a sufficient amount of material, low immunogenicity, a large number of stem cells, and high proliferative cell potential. The effectiveness of stem cells, their lysates, and conditioned media in various pathological conditions has been proven in many studies. Most studies are experimental, or are in different phases of clinical trials. At the same time, in Ukraine there is a wealth of experience of clinical using the cryopreserved placenta medico-immunobiological preparations, which can be the basis for further application of placental material. Objective. We aim to perform a critical analysis of data on the effectiveness and prospects of application of the cryopreserved placenta preparations (cells, tissues, membranes, extract and cord blood serum) in clinical practice. Methods. The results of clinical application of 2,579 medical immunobiological Platex and Cryocell placenta preparations were analyzed. An attention was paid to the effectiveness, course of concomitant, comorbid pathology in patients, as well as the presence of negative responses and complications. The number of the preparations used and the one of the patients according to the nosological forms were counted. Results. The experience of application of medical immunobiological preparations of placental origin in obstetric-gynecological, therapeutic, neurological and endocrinological pathologies is analyzed in the work. The obtained data are compared with the research results in the corresponding model experiments of in vitro and in vivo systems. The positive effect of placental preparations on the course of miscarriage, climacteric syndrome, infertility, diabetes mellitus, coronary heart disease, multiple sclerosis, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, trophic ulcers has been determined. Contraindications for placenta preparations are some malignancies and an infectious disease process without proper pathogen elimination. Conclusions. Cryopreserved placenta preparations are effective when used in obstetric, gynecological, neurological, endocrinological and therapeutic practice. Their effect is primarily observed in diseases, which are accompanied by autoimmune reactions, hormonal disorders, dysplastic or degenerative processes. The restricted application of placenta preparations is infectious disease process without proper pathogen elimination.
The aim of the study was to improve the modern diagnosis of placental dysfunction and its complications. Materials and methods. The study involved a prospective survey of 70 pregnant women divided into the main group (pregnant women with placental dysfunction) (n = 50) and the control group (n = 20). The main group was divided into subgroups of pregnant women with placental dysfunction and fetal growth retardation (n = 30) and pregnant women with placental dysfunction without fetal growth retardation (n = 20). The control group comprised 20 pregnant women with physiological gestation. Apart from history taking, the study comprised obstetric and general clinical examination, evaluation of endothelium- dependent vasodilation, serum concentrations of soluble forms of vascular and platelet- endothelial molecules of cell adhesion 1, indicators of athrombogenicity of the vascular growth wall, uterine-placental-fetal blood circulation, pathomorphological and histometric examination of the placenta. Results. Based on the obtained clinical-morphological and endotheliotropic criteria, a personalized clinical algorithm for managing pregnant women with placental dysfunction was developed and implemented. Conclusions. Assessment of pregnancy results in a prospective clinical study showed that the proposed algorithm for personalization of the risk of perinatal abnormalities not only helped to avoid antenatal mortality, but also to prevent intranatal and early neonatal losses in patients with placental dysfunction and fetal growth retardation.
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