Innovative approaches to the study of uteroplacental blood flow in severe gestosis

Abstract

With the help of innovative research methods (such as probing and scanning electronic microscopy, transmission microscopy) the examination of placenta, umbilical cord, endometrium, myometrium and maternal blood for the presence of severe preeclampsia was held. It was shown that poor circulation in the structural components of the studied tissues and organs, as well as changes in cytoarchitectonics and functional properties of red blood cells may be a component of ICE launch - a syndrome with subsequent breach of maternal and fetal life. Application of dipyridamole (Curantil®) improves maternal-placental blood flow, increasing the risk of weakening the blood coagulation and helping to improve blood flow to the capillaries of the placenta and myometrium.

Keywords

• preeclampsia
• placenta
• probing and scanning electronic microscopy
• blood flow
• dipyridamole
• curantil