Pathomorphological aspects of the embriochorionic complex in the first trimester of pregnancy that complicated by insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus of various severity and stage of compensation

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  • Authors: Burenkova IA1, Ordiynts IM1, Burganova LR1, Zabzolaev FG2, Zlatovratskaya TV3, Sarmosyan MA3
  • Affiliations:
    1. Peoples Friendship University of Russia
    2. Russian Medical Academy of Postgraduate Education
    3. Clinical Hospital № 29
  • Issue: No S5 (2011)
  • Pages: 19-26
  • Section: Articles
  • URL: http://journals.rudn.ru/medicine/article/view/3373
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Abstract


The uterine-placental complex in insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus develops under conditions of preexisting angiopathy and chronic hyperglycemia, affecting its morphofunctional state. Inadequate gestational re-structuring of spiral arteries combined with villous-chorion dyschonia, thrombosis, and intervillous-space incompetence suggest early insufficiency of the embryonal system, thus being predictors of placental insufficiency developing in the second and third trimesters of pregnancy.

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I A Burenkova

Peoples Friendship University of Russia

Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology with course of Perinatology

I M Ordiynts

Peoples Friendship University of Russia

Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology with course of Perinatology

L R Burganova

Peoples Friendship University of Russia

Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology with course of Perinatology

F G Zabzolaev

Russian Medical Academy of Postgraduate Education

Department of Pathological anatomy

T V Zlatovratskaya

Clinical Hospital № 29

M A Sarmosyan

Clinical Hospital № 29

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Copyright (c) 2011 Буренкова И.А., Ордиянц И.М., Бурганова Л.Р., Забзолаев Ф.Г., Златовратская Т.В., Сармосян М.А.

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