Uterine scar incompetency after the cesarean section. Choice of surgical intervention method

Ishchenko, A.I.; Davydov, A.I.; Александров, Л.С.; Ищенко, А.А.; Khokhlova, I.D.; Dzhibladze, T.A.; Gorbenko, O. Yu.; Bryunin, D.V.; Ptashinskaya, V.А.; Tarasenko, Yu.N.; Tairova, M.B.

doi:10.20953/1726-1678-2018-4-51-59

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“…Antibodies to type I collagen were determined by an indirect enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) on polystyrene plates (ELISA test) according to the classical method with modifications. The choice of ELISA as the main method is based on the facts that it is convenient and relatively easy to perform, has a high specificity and sensitivity [4]. The level of antibodies to type I collagen ranged from 0.05 to 32.7 IU / ml and averaged 17.5 IU / ml.…”

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Clinical, Echographic, Morphological and Immunological Criteria for Evaluating a Well-Founded Scar on the Uterus After Cesarean Section

Kurbaniyazova¹

2021

UMJ

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The results of the conducted studies 102 of the manufacturer testify to the presence of essential clinical and echographic, immunological and morphological features of the "wealthy" or "insolvent" scar on the uterus after the cesarean section. The correlation analysis with the calculation of the Correlation coefficient of Gamma (G) indicates a statistically significant relationship between the average degree between the way of the delivery and the scar thickness (G = 0.55, p = 0.001), strong correlation between the ultrasound data (G = 0.74 , p = 0.002) and antibodies to type I collagen (G = 0.93, p = 0.003). Determining the level of antibodies to the type I collagen is the mostimportant criterion confirming the usefulness of the scar on the uterus.Keywords: cesarean section, uterine scar, pregnancy

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Clinical, Echographic, Morphological and Immunological Criteria for Evaluating a Well-Founded Scar on the Uterus After Cesarean Section

Kurbaniyazova¹

2021

UMJ

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“…К акушерским факторам риска ГВО относят наличие тяжелой преэклампсии, затяжное течение родов, безводный период более шести часов. К интраоперационным факторам следует отнести расположение плаценты по передней стенке и ее предлежание в разрез (placenta cesarea), проведение операции в условиях резкого истончения нижнего сегмента при полном открытии шейки матки, особенно при длительном стоянии головки в плоскости входа в малый таз, наличие технических погрешностей в ходе операции, насильственное выведение головки за счет разрыва тканей матки и соседних органов (мочевой пузырь, мочеточники), продолжительность операции более 2,5 часа и наличие патологической кровопотери [14,15].…”

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Problems and Prospects of Preservation of Reproductive Function in Purulent-Inflammatory Complications After Cesarean Section

Omarov

Dabuzov

2022

Journal of VolgSMU

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The preservation of reproductive function in women with purulent-inflammatory complications after cesarean section, in particular, peritonitis, is an extremely difficult task due to the risk of generalization of infection. At the same time, for many young women, such an outcome of childbirth threatens not only with deterioration of health in the near and long term future, but also serious social problems. It should be noted that performing organ-preserving operations for purulent-inflammatory complications and divergence of the suture on the uterus after cesarean section is a little-studied, but promising problem, as evidenced by the materials of the literature review.

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Determination of perinatal risk in pregnant women with uterine scar after caesarean section who underwent COVID-19 during this pregnancy

Lorenz,

Novikova,

Efimkova

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Ross. vestn. akush.-ginekol.

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Uterine scar incompetency after the cesarean section. Choice of surgical intervention method

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Clinical, Echographic, Morphological and Immunological Criteria for Evaluating a Well-Founded Scar on the Uterus After Cesarean Section

Clinical, Echographic, Morphological and Immunological Criteria for Evaluating a Well-Founded Scar on the Uterus After Cesarean Section

Problems and Prospects of Preservation of Reproductive Function in Purulent-Inflammatory Complications After Cesarean Section

Determination of perinatal risk in pregnant women with uterine scar after caesarean section who underwent COVID-19 during this pregnancy

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