• ANALYSIS OF MATERNAL MORALITY IN THE SOGD REGIONAL MATERNITY HOSPITAL

    Aim. To examine the structure of maternal mortality in the Sogd regional maternity hospital and identify ways to reduce it.
    Materials and methods. It was done the prospective analysis of the history of the birth of the dead women, analyzed data from collated critical cases and annual reports of ARDS in the period from 2010 to 2014.
    Results. Revealed the tendency to increase to maternal death. Her reasons: complications associated with extragenital pathology – 41,3%, obstetrical bleeding – 23,5%, sepsis – 23,5%, hypertensive disorders during pregnancy (eclampsia, HELLR syndrome) and pulmonary thromboembolism – 5,9%..
    Conclusion. The leading cause of maternal mortality at the maternity hospitals (41,37%), as well as throughout the country, prevails extragenital pathology. Before Health Organization is an issue of development and implementation in practice of maternity hospitals protocols for management of women with extragenital diseases during pregnancy, childbirth and the postpartum

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  • Analysis of cases of maternal mortality in the republic of Tajikistan

    Mukhamadieva S.M., Kurbanov Sh. M., Chalova O.D.

    The structure of maternal mortality consists of controlled factors by 77 %. Causes of maternal mortality often seen not from a position of obstetric errors, and in connection with the difficulties of diagnosis, intensive care, which largely depend on the allied professionals. At the same time eliminating the elimination of obstetric complications in the main role of an obstetrician-gynecologist is obvious. The prospect of further reduction in obstetric complications and maternal mortality is the use of new scientific advances. The introduction of national standards is the realistic way to reduce maternal morbidity and mortality. Research on privacy and investigation of cases of maternal loses and maternal audit will let to improve the quality of medical services.

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  • The renal complications in the women who have had acute renal failure, as soon as possible after birth

    Sodiqov A. M., Murodov A. M., Hamroqulov A. A., Shumilova O. V.
    Thus, in the near term, despite the fact that the recovery phase lasts more than a year, from 70 patients with CGF of all three groups is almost back to normal has not recovered any one patient: 34 patients (48.6%) recovered to 60 KGF – 50 ml / min, which corresponded to a stage of chronic renal failure, in 22 (31.4%) EC 45 – 25 ml / min., corresponding to stage 2 CHRF, 12 (17.1%) KGF 20 – 10 ml / min – 3 stage renal failure in 2 (2.9%) KGF less than 10 ml / min – end-stage renal failure. Therefore, in the near term, these patients require careful observation and treatment for the full rehabilitation and prevention of chronic renal failure.

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