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No 6 (2019)

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Vulvodynia: a modern view on the pathogenetic mechanisms of development and the principles of treatment

Bakhtiyarov K.R., Khizhnyakov V.T., Belogubova S.Y., Kazakova D.A.

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The review article covers the definition of vulvodynia, its possible causes, the pathogenetic mechanisms of development, and the specific principles of treatment. The main factors contributing to disease development are comorbidity, other pain syndromes in the history, chronic inflammation, pelvic floor muscle hypertonicity, genetic, neurological factors, and psychosocial problems. Due to the multivariate pathogenesis of vulvodynia in each patient, interdisciplinary and personalized approaches that affect the mechanism of disease development, as well as a search for new specific treatments should be considered as the principles of treatment. These methods are the application of botulinum toxin type A, platelet-rich blood plasma, hyaluronic acid, and placental preparations along with developing physiotherapy treatments.
Obstetrics and Gynecology. 2019;(6):5-13
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Role of hypoxia-inducible factor-1 alpha and transforming growth factor-beta 1 in the development of oxidative stress and immune dysbalance in endometriosis

Vanko L.V., Korotkova T.D., Krechetova L.V.

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The paper analyzes the data available in the literature on the main pathogenetic mechanisms of endometriosis development and the role of oxidative stress in this process. There was substantial progress in the study of the laws of endometriosis development, in particular those underlying the regulators of pathophysiological processes and the mediators of inflammation and immune response, as well as their signaling pathways. Oxidative stress that causes an inflammatory response in the abdominal cavity and plays a central role in the development and progression of endometriosis, regulating the expression of numerous genes encoding immunoregulators, growth factors, cytokines, and cell adhesion molecules. Particular attention is paid to the characteristics of key factors contributing to the pathogenesis of endometriosis: hypoxia-induced factor-1α, central mediator of hypoxic response, and multifunctional transforming growth factor-β1. Conclusion. The presented data expand knowledge about the pathogenesis of endometriosis and indicate the need for further investigations of the factors and signaling pathways that may serve as targets for targeted therapy aimed at suppressing inflammation, oxidative stress and immune dysbalance.
Obstetrics and Gynecology. 2019;(6):14-22
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Health-resort rehabilitation of high-risk pregnant women: opportunities and problems

Malanova T.B., Ipatova M.V., Pavlovich S.V., Mingaleva N.V., Penzhoyan G.A., Serov V.N.

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The data available in the literature on the use of the health-resort stage of treatment have been analyzed in high-risk pregnant women. Open-access Russian publications for the last 15 years have been sought in the PubMed database. The article analyzes health-resort treatment for high-risk pregnant women, the current state of the problem, indications for and contraindications to this treatment for pregnant women, and the possibilities for using natural and preformed physical factors in pregnant women. Conclusion. The paper shows the feasibility of therapeutic and preventive activities of the sanatoriums that aim to work with pregnant women and the importance of this treatment for preserving the health of women and their offspring.
Obstetrics and Gynecology. 2019;(6):24-32
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Androgens in postmenopausal women

Balan V.E., Zaidieva Y.Z., Tsarkova A.V.

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The use of androgens in postmenopausal women is now being actively discussed. The review gives the latest data on hormonal profile changes in postmenopausal women, describes factors influencing the circulation of androgens, and evaluates the effect of low-dose androgens on the sexual function of postmenopausal women. It also presents clinical trials dealing with androgen therapy and discusses the potential risks of this therapy in the treatment of sexual dysfunction in postmenopausal women.
Obstetrics and Gynecology. 2019;(6):34-39
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Interleukin-10 production and secretion in blood in relation to interleukin-10 A-1082G polymorphism in pregnant women with fetal growth restriction

Malyshkina A.I., Boiko Y.L., Sotnikova N.Y., Panova I.A., Fetisova I.N., Voronin D.N., Mileeva P.L.

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Objective. To clarify risk factors for fetal growth restriction (FGR), to determine the features of a genotype by the interleukin (IL)-10 A-1082G polymorphism and its effect on the production and secretion of IL-10 by peripheral blood monocytes in women with FGR. Subjects and methods. A total of209pregnant women were surveyed. The investigators assessed IL-10A-1082G gene polymorphism by a real-time polymerase chain reaction assay, the intracellular production of IL-10 by monocytes by means of flow cytofluorometry, and IL-10 levels in the 24-hour monocyte culture supernatants by enzyme immunoassay. Results. The IL-10-1082AA genotype was more common in women with FGR. Changes were found in the synthesis and production of IL-10 by monocytes in relation to the allelic variant of the IL-10 A-1082G polymorphism. Conclusion. The most significant risk factors for FGD are tobacco smoking, extragenital pathology, and a compromised obstetric and gynecological history. The results of the study may suggest that the L-10 A-1082G polymorphism is an additional factor regulating the immune balance during pregnancy when FGR develops.
Obstetrics and Gynecology. 2019;(6):40-46
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Erbium laser in the management of the genitourinary syndrome in patients after radical therapy for uterine cancer

Dobrokhotova Y.E., Il'ina I.Y., Venediktova M.G., Morozova K.V., Suvorova V.A., Utina M.S., Zalesskaya S.A.

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Objective. To investigate the effectiveness of erbium laser in the management of the genitourinary menopausal syndrome in gynecologic oncology patients. Material and methods. The study comprised 17 patients (mean age 63.5±5.9 years) with the following diagnoses: I-II grade pelvic organ prolapse, mixed urinary incontinence (overactive bladder with stress incontinence), stress urinary incontinence, and vulvovaginal atrophy. All patients were treated with three YAG laser procedures using IntimaLase and IncontiLase with a 28-day interval. The study participants completed PFDI-20 (Pelvic Floor Distress Inventory), VSQ (Vulvovaginal Symptom Questionnaire), and VHI (Vaginal Health Index) questionnaires. The patients also underwent real-time sonoelastography to determine the tissue elasticity and examination of vaginal wall blood flow before, during and after treatment. Results. Median PFDI-20 scores at baseline and after treatment were 87 [67; 105] and 21 [17; 30], respectively. Mean VSQ scores at baseline and after treatment were 10.9 ± 2.3 and 4.5 ± 2.0, respectively. VHIscorefrom 21 to 25 was observed in 12% of patients before and in 76% after treatment (p <0.05). Mean vaginal pH before and after treatment was 6.1 ± 0.6 and 4.5 ± 0.3, respectively (p <0.05). According to vaginal wall ultrasound findings, 56% of patients showed an increase in the number of visualized vaginal wall vessels (p <0.05). In 70% of patients, post-treatment sonoelastography showed an increase in the elasticity of the vaginal wall (p <0.05). Conclusion. YAG laser is effective for the treatment of urogynecological disorders and pelvic floor dysfunction and could be recommended as monotherapy in patients after radical therapy for uterine cancer. However, further clinical studies are needed to confirm the effectiveness and safety of this method, clarify the indications and procedure parameters, and determine the duration of the positive effect.
Obstetrics and Gynecology. 2019;(6):48-54
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Current status of adolescent girls' reproductive health in Almaty

Makhanbetkulova D.N., Saparbekov M., Tokmurziyeva G.Z.

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Aim. To estimate the burden of gynecological diseases and determine the impact of behavioral indicators on adolescent girls’ reproductive health in Almaty using logistic regression. Material and methods. The study investigated the prevalence of gynecological diseases among girls aged 10-17 years in Almaty from 2013 to 2017, analyzed results of a social survey of667schoolgirls aged 11, 13 and 15, and assessed a relationship between behavioral indicators and menstrual disorders in school-age girls using binary logistic regression. Results. Annual incidence rates of gynecological diseases among girls in Almaty did not tend to decrease. The most common gynecological disease was abnormal uterine bleeding in puberty (32%), it was followed by pelvic inflammatory diseases (15.5%), and dysmenorrhea (9.9%). Logistic regression modeling identified behavioral indicators associated with menstrual disorders in school-aged girls including frequent consumption of sweets Conclusion. To improve adolescent reproductive health care for girls aged 10-17 years in Almaty, a multifactorial approach needs to be introduced aimed at correcting several risk factors.
Obstetrics and Gynecology. 2019;(6):55-62
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Comparative analysis of surgical and conservative treatment of pregnant women with cervical incompetence in case of amniotic sac prolapse

Tskhay V.B., Dudina A.Y., Kochetova E.E., Lobanova T.T., Reodko S.V., Mikhailova A.V., Domracheva M.Y., Konovalov V.N., Bezruk E.V.

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Objective. Isthmic-cervical insufficiency (ICI) is the adverse for the prolapsed membrane (PM) is extremely unfavorable in terms of early and very early preterm birth, as well as high levels morbidity. The results of recent studies show that rescue cerclage with the appointed tocolytics and glucocorticoids significantly increases the chances of neonatal survival. At the same time, the enrolment for rescue cerclage at ICI and PM requires a convincing evidence base and further clinical studies. To analyze obstetric and perinatal outcomes in pregnant women with ICI after expectant management and bed rest. Materials and methods. The study included 97 patients with ICI and PM in the gestation period of 19-26 weeks. The first group consisted of 65 pregnant women with active tactics (rescure serclage). The second group of 32 pregnant women underwent conservative management tactics (bed rest). The patients of both groups received traditional courses of antibacterial therapy and prophylaxis of fetal respiratory distress syndrome. Results and discussion: performance of cerclage by the method of Mac-Donald with the active management of patients with ICI and the PM was conducted with the additional manipulation, including the holding of transabdominal amnioreduction under the control of echography, tight filling the bladder and intracervical introduction of the Foley catheter. The use of active tactics facilitated pregnancy prolongation for 8 weeks(in average), while holding conservative tactics - only for1.5 weeks. In the first group of patients, the delivery period averaged 30,75±5,5 weeks, in the second group - 25,7±1,7 weeks (p < 0.05). In 38,5% of cases with active tactics the pregnancy prolonged till term gestation. Conclusion. Active management tactics of pregnant women with ICI and PM have significant advantages in comparison with conservative tactics, prolongs pregnancy for a longer period and reduces the level of perinatal losses.
Obstetrics and Gynecology. 2019;(6):63-69
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Indications for myomectomy during pregnancy and its outcomes

Buyanova S.N., Yudina N.V., Gukasyan S.A., Ermolaeva E.E.

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Objective. Reduction of reproductive losses in women with uterine myoma. Materials and methods. 249 pregnant women with uterine myoma aged 21 to 44 years were examined and operated on. Group I-137patients who underwent myomectomy during this pregnancy (retrospective analysis). Group II-82 patients (prospective study). The comparison group (III) included 30 pregnant women with uterine myoma who were denied surgical treatment during gestation due to the absence of vital indications for surgery and high risk of fetal loss. Results. Analysis of the immediate and long-term results of reconstructive plastic surgery in uterine myoma during pregnancy indicates the effectiveness of this intervention. The importance of this operation is determined by the possibility of creating favorable conditions for pregnancy and reproductive function. Myomectomy during pregnancy, performed according to strict indications in compliance with surgical technology, allows to preserve reproductive function, to complete this pregnancy favorably in 80.3 % of pregnant women with uterine myoma and in 31.2% of women with a history of reproductive losses. Conclusion. Indications for myomectomy during pregnancy is not the presence of a node, even a large size, but a violation of the function of the abdominal cavity, due to myoma: persistent pain in the abdomen and pelvis; acute urinary retention as a result of mechanical compression of the nerve endings and necrosis of the node; giant size nodes that perform the abdominal cavity and prevent the prolongation of pregnancy. The reproductive prognosis is more favorable if the thickness of the intact myometrium between the lower pole of the node and the uterine cavity is not less than 5 mm, the location of the placenta on the node is not more than 1/3 of its site. Myomectomy, especially in women of the older age group, in which this pregnancy may be the last and often the only opportunity to have a child, is a method to realize this possibility.
Obstetrics and Gynecology. 2019;(6):70-77
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Embryo quality assessment by the small noncoding RNA expression profile in an embryo culture medium in assisted reproductive technology programs

Timofeeva A.V., Kalinina E.A., Drapkina Y.S., Chagovets V.V., Makarova N.P., Sukhikh G.T.

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Objective. To investigate of the small noncoding RNA (sncRNA) (microRNA and piwiRNA) prof ile in an embryo culture medium on day 4 of cultivation to identify the potential biomarkers for embryo quality. Materials and methods. The deep sequencing method was used to identify the spectrum of sncRNA present in the blastocyst cavity and embryo culture medium, which were quantified using a real-time reverse-transcription polymerase chain reaction assay in 48 samples of the culture medium of embryos transferred into the uterine cavity. Results. Partial least squares-discriminant analysis (PLS-DA) was used to analyze the contribution of six sncRNAs to determining the embryo quality, which was characterized by the variable importance in projection (VIP) values. The analysis showed that the greatest contribution was made by four sncRNAs: piR020401 (VIP = 1.46027), let-7c-5p (VIP = 1.17416), let-7b-5p (VIP = 0.994657), and let-7i-5p (VIP = 0.942665), and the smallest contribution was by miR-143-5p (VIP = 0.623108) and miR-92a-3p (VIP = 0.471951). The Spearman rank correlation method was used to reveal a statistically significant correlation between the expression level of sncRNA (hsa-let-7b-5p, hsa-let-7c-5p, and hsa-piR020401) in the culture medium and the quality of the embryo transferred to the uterine cavity. The Mann- Whitney non-parametric test revealed statistically signif icant differences in the expression level of piR020401 and miR-92a-3p in the culture medium of embryos forming groups according to morphofunctional parameters. Conclusion. The sncRNAs (let-7c-5p, let- 7b-5p,piR020401) found in the culture medium statistically significantly correlate with embryo morphofunctional characteristics on day 4 after fertilization, among which piR020401 makes the greatest contribution to determining the embryo quality. The expression level of miR-92a-3p and piR020401 in the culture medium depends on the stage of embryonic development, differentiating the morula and blastocyst stage. Considering that the lag in the embryonic development rate by day 5 of cultivation did not always predetermine the absence of embryo implantation into the uterus, it is not advisable to focus exclusively on embryo morphological parameters when choosing a candidate for transfer to the uterus, and it is recommended that the expression profile of let-7c-5p, let-7b-5p, miR-92a-3p, andpiR020401 should be additionally estimated on day 4 of embryo cultivation. Thus, the findings make it possible to optimize the choice of an embryo and to implement an assisted reproductive technology program.
Obstetrics and Gynecology. 2019;(6):78-86
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Complete zona pellucida removal from blastocysts prior to transfer in a cryo-cycle does not affect the efficiency of in vitro fertilization programs

Kirienko K.V., Apryshko V.P., Mironova A.G., Kharitonova M.A., Ermilova I.Y., Naumova A.A., Klepukov A.A., Bolt A.I., Bozina I.V., Lebedeva E.B., Simonenko E.Y., Yakovenko S.A.

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Objective. To evaluate the efficiency of in vitro fertilization (IVF) programs during the transfer of blastocysts in a cryo-cycle with their zona pellucida (ZP) removal. Material and methods. An experimental group included 209 patients whose embryos before transfer were subjected to complete mechanical ZP removal; a control group consisted of222patients, in whom blastocysts with intact ZP were used for transfer. The rates of embryo implantation and clinical and progressive clinical pregnancy were estimated. Results. All clinical outcomes of the programs had no statistically significant differences in the group of embryos with the removed ZP and with the embryos in the control group, including subgroups of patients younger and older than 36 years of age. Conclusion. Complete zona pellucida removal from blastocysts prior to their transfer in a cryo-cycle does not affect the efficiency of IVFprograms.
Obstetrics and Gynecology. 2019;(6):88-93
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Current progress of genetic and epigenetic studies of cerebral palsy

Chen S., Nanbert Z.

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Cerebral palsy (CP) is a heterogeneous condition, with cases sharing the common feature of non-progressive dysfunction of movement and posture. Although widely studied, the etiology of CP is not yet well understood. It is believed that most cases of CP arise from intrauterine injury to the developing brain. Increasing evidence suggests that (epi)genetic factors might collectively account for a large number of CP cases. In this mini-review, we focus mainly on the genetic and epigenetic aspects of recent progress in understanding the etiology of CP.
Obstetrics and Gynecology. 2019;(6):94-101
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Premature births: how to manage tocolysis

Belousova V.S., Strizhakov A.N., Timokhina E.V., Bogomazova I.M., Pirskhelauri E.G., Emelyanova E.S.

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Objective. To elaborate a pathogenetic approach to tocolytic therapy. Subjects and methods. A total of 146 patients with clinical presentations of preterm labor at 24 to 34 weeks’ gestation were examined. Results. In 71.9% of pregnant women, tocolysis with atosiban could prolong pregnancy for 48 hours or more. Pregnancy could be prolonged for an average of 13.1±3.5 days. Further examination revealed cervical canal infection in 71.2% of women. In addition, the study showed that the expression of toll-like receptor (TLR) in the cervical canal epithelium was enhanced in women without cervical infection. Conclusion. Our investigations have demonstrated that cyclooxygenase inhibitors should be the leading tocolytic agents and it is necessary to use antibacterial therapy to enhance the efficiency of tocolysis.
Obstetrics and Gynecology. 2019;(6):102-107
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Retrospective analysis of risk factors for thrombotic events due to the use of combined oral contraceptives

Khamani N.M., Saidova R.A., Khamani I.V., Mashkova T.Y., Egorova E.S., Kalashnikova I.S.

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Despite the improvement and widespread use of hormonal contraceptives, both one of the most reliable methods of contraception and a treatment for many gynecological diseases, various thrombotic events are still common and most dangerous side effects of these drugs. Objective. To provide a rationale for the need to study the hemostatic system in women taking hormonal contraceptives in order to prevent venous thromboembolism. Subjects and methods. A total of 56 reproductive-aged patients with thrombosis who received hormonal contraceptives were retrospectively analyzed. Results. The genetic and acquired forms of thrombophilia in patients with thrombosis who took combined oral contraceptives were analyzed. 75% of them were found to present with some forms of thrombophilia. 80.5% of all patients with genetic thrombophilia had a compromised family thrombotic history. Conclusion. The study of the hemostatic system before using combined oral contraceptives allows timely identification of women at high risk for thrombotic events.
Obstetrics and Gynecology. 2019;(6):108-114
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An experimental model for correction of the vaginal microbiota during the inflammatory process

Rybalchenko O.V., Orlova O.G., Kapustina V.V.

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Currently, the development of inflammatory processes in the female urogenital tract is already clearly associated with a decline in the number of lactobacilli that are dominant in the vaginal microbiota in health. Lactic acid (LA) is the main metabolite of lactobacilli, which regulates their anti-inflammatory functions. Objective. To determine the antimicrobial activity of LA in combination with glycogen against various test cultures of opportunistic pathogenic microorganisms. To investigate morphofunctional changes in the cells of the opportunistic pathogenic bacteria S. aureus and E. coli and the microscopic fungus C. albicans in the presence of LA with glycogen in vitro. To develop an experimental model to study the effect of various pH values that mimic the inflammatory process on the growth of test cultures of probiotic lactobacilli, the main representatives of the vaginal microbiota in the presence of LA with glycogen. Materials and methods. The investigation was concerned with the associations of lactobacilli, the main representatives of the vaginal microbiota, Complex No. 1 (L. crispatus, L. rhamnosus, L. gasseri, L. jensenii), Complex No. 2 (L. gasseri, L. fermentum, L. plantarum), Complex No. 3 (L. crispatus, L. brevis, and L. acidophilus), and L. casei. The museum strains of S. aureus 65 and E. coli M17, as well as the museum strain of microscopic C. albicans 8 fungi from the collection of the N.F. Gamaleya Research Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology were selected as opportunistic pathogenic bacteria. Lactagel, a vaginal gel containing LA 225 mg and glycogen, was used as a source of LA. The growth of the cultures and the morphological properties of the cells when exposed to LA were analyzed by microbiological and electron microscopic assays using transmission electron microscopy. Results. A model for carrying out experiments was developed to determine the ability of LA in combination with glycogen to stimulate the growth and development of probiotic lactobacilli at high pH values characteristic of inflammation. The effect of LA with glycogen on opportunistic pathogenic bacteria and microscopic fungi was manifested by inhibition of the growth of these microorganisms. An electron microscopic study of ultrathin sections of opportunistic pathogenic bacteria and fungi made it possible to establish destructive changes in their morphofunctional properties when exposed to LA in combination with glycogen. At the same time, LA did not adversely affect the morphological properties of lactobacilli and stimulated their growth. LA in combination with glycogen showed an average of 1.5-3.5-fold greater antimicrobial activity than probiotic lactobacillus strains against opportunistic pathogenic bacteria and fungi. Conclusion. An experimental model for conducting a fundamental study of the effect of LA in combination with glycogen on the growth and development of probiotic lactobacilli in vitro, by taking into account the pH value of a medium, was first described. The investigation established that LA in combination with glycogen might be used as the main factor regulating the natural composition of the vaginal microbiota.
Obstetrics and Gynecology. 2019;(6):115-125
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Evaluation of the efficiency and safety of topical application of the bacteriophage-containing gels Fagogin and Fagoderm for the prevention of wound complications in puerperas

Priputnevich T.V., Lyubasovskaya L.A., Ignatyeva A.A., Karapetyan T.E., Chubarov V.V., Zurabov A.Y., Popova V.M., Zhilenkov E.L.

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Objective: to evaluate the efficacy and safety of complex bacteriophage-containing agents on a gel basis (the gels Fagogin and Fagoderm) for the prevention of wound complications in the postpartum period. Material and methods. Fagogin and Fagoderm contain a set of 40 bacteriophages that suppress the growth of opportunistic pathogenic microorganisms (OPMs) found on the vaginal mucosa and skin. The investigation enrolled 141 patients, including 66 (Fagogin users) after spontaneous labor and 75 (Fagoderm users) after cesarean section; the sutures were treated with the prophylactic agent Fagogin in 18 of them and with the prophylactic agent Fagoderm in 25; 98 patients formed a control group (suture treatment with potassium permanganate). Results. The efficacy of Fagogin and Fagoderm is confirmed by the absence of cases of wound infections during wound treatment with the test agents. There were no statistically significant differences in the assessment of subjective sensations in the women of the Fagogin and Fagoderm groups and in those of the control group. Fagogin and Fagoderm were tested for microbiological efficacy on 161 OPM strains with different antibiotic susceptibility, which were isolated from vaginal discharge in reproductive-aged women. The prophylactic agents, including those against antibiotic-resistant microorganisms, were shown to have a high antimicrobial activity. Conclusion. The findings confirm the efficacy and safety of Fagogin and Fagoderm for the prevention of infectious complications in puerperas.
Obstetrics and Gynecology. 2019;(6):126-131
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Metabolic syndrome as a risk factor for vascular complications in patients with endometrial cancer

Lapina I.A., Gavrilov M.V., Taranov V.V., Dobrokhotova Y.E., Koltinova T.G.

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Endometrial cancer remains one of the most important issues in gynecologic oncology, it requires timely diagnosis as well as prevention of adverse postoperative outcomes. Endometrial cancer is associated with high risk of developing venous thromboembolic complications, particularly in patients with obesity. Therefore, patients at high risk need rational prevention of thromboembolic complications. Objective. To determine the activation level of hemostasis system in patients with endometrial cancer for analyzing the effectiveness and safety of treatment with antithrombotic therapy when surgeries are performed. Materials and methods. The study included 80 patients diagnosed with a verified diagnosis of endometrial cancer, including 56 cases staged TlbNxMx, and 24 cases staged T2aNxMx. All patients underwent laparoscopic total hysterectomy, adnexal surgery and pelvic lymphodenectomy. In order to perform comparative analysis of hemostasis system and to study the effectiveness of antithrombotic therapy, the patients were divided into two groups according to pathogenetic patterns: patients with normal body weight (n = 40) and patients with obesity (n = 40). The main parameters of hemostasis system in both groups were analyzed, and mutation in genes affecting hemostasis in such patients was revealed. Forty women were healthy controls. Results. According to the study, the functional reserves of hemostasis system are more diminished in obese patients with endometrial cancer than in patients with normal body weight, therefore it is necessary to perform effective antithrombotic therapy. Preoperative anticoagulant therapy in combination with postoperative treatment with preparation Fluxum may prevent the development of venous thromboembolic complications even in patients at high risk. Conclusion. Taking into consideration the unstable hemostasis system in obese patients with endometrial cancer, the use of parnaparin-natrium (Fluxum) appeared to be highly effective in the prevention of thrombotic complications after surgery in patients with endometrial cancer.
Obstetrics and Gynecology. 2019;(6):132-138
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Anemia in reproductive-aged women: diagnosis and correction of iron deficiency

Vinogradova M.A.

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Anemia is very common all over the world: more than one quarter of the population suffers from different types of anemia. Women of reproductive age, particularly ones during pregnancy and the postpartum period, are at a higher risk of anemia. The prevention of developing iron deficiency and its timely correction are of critical importance for such women due to the fact that anemia negatively affects the quality of life, pregnancy outcomes and newborns health. Despite comprehensive long-term studies of this condition, iron deficiency remains the most frequent cause of anemia. Subsequent pregnancies, excessive menstrual blood loss, low iron diet can gradually result in anemia. Differential diagnosis of iron def iciency and other types of anemia is of key importance. The diagnosed problem can be promptly eliminated without any further complications using up-to-date preventive and therapeutic approaches.
Obstetrics and Gynecology. 2019;(6):140-145
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Experience of application metocinium iodide in pregnant women

Krasilnikova A.K., Borzova N.Y., Panova I.A., Malyshkina D.A.

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The survey presents the possibilities of the therapy and of the efficiency in the use of antispasmodics, including m-cholinolytics from the example of metacinum iodide (methacin), in the treatment and in the prevention (prophylaxis) of the threat of termination of pregnancy. Distinctive characteristics of the medicinal drugs, the reduction (decrease) of the evidences of the adverse drug reactions, the additional positive effects are examined in this survey.
Obstetrics and Gynecology. 2019;(6):146-150
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Ultrasound during labor: techniques and practical application

Prikhodko A.M., Romanov A.Y., Baev O.R.

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Objective. To describe ultrasound imaging techniques during labor and interpretation of ultrasound data to assess the progress of the fetal head through the birth canal as well as decision-making about further labor management tactics. Materials and methods. The paper describes ultrasound imaging techniques during labor to assess the obstetric situation. Results. Ultrasound imaging techniques, a procedure for measuring the angle of progression and distance of passage, direction of movement of the fetal head, distance to the perineum, to the inner surface of the symphysis pubis, the angle of rotation of the fetal head and pubic angle are described. Conclusion. The echographic study allows accurate assessment of fetal head passage during labor. Ultrasound used during labor is an additional tool for diagnosing complications and choosing the labor management tactics.
Obstetrics and Gynecology. 2019;(6):151-154
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Catamenial pneumotorax as a manifestation of pulmonary forms of endometriosis

Tezikov Y.V., Lipatov I.S., Kalinkina O.B., Aravina O.R., Benyan A.S., Medvedchikov-Ardia M.A., Fedorina T.A., Yunusova Y.R.

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Catamenial pneumothorax (CP) is recurrent spontaneous pneumothorax that occurs in women during the reproductive period. According to its etiology, CP is a manifestation of the pulmonary forms of endometriosis (PE). Objective. To present clinical cases of PE-induced CP in the period 2015-2017 and the examination and management tactics elaborated by the authors for patients with this pathology Case reports. CP was detected and surgically treated in 3 patients because of PE only and that concurrent with genital forms of endometriosis. The paper gives the stages of a clinical diagnostic search for the diagnosis and identification of concurrent forms of endometriosis, surgical treatment, and drug therapy according to the patients’ reproductive plans. A multidisciplinary management approach is proposed to prevent the recurrence and progression of the disease within one-year follow-up after the onset of manifestation. Conclusion. The surgical management tactics for patients with CP due to PE involves thoracoscopy for pneumothorax, regardless of the presence or absence of evidence for bullous lung degeneration in reproductive- aged women, and removal of the cause of pneumothorax. The use of dienogest for medical correction in both pulmonary endometriosis only and that concurrent with pulmonary genital forms of endometriosis after surgical treatment is justified in order to prevent recurrent CP and progressive endometriosis. Dienogest is safe in its longterm use and the absence of severe side effects, which contributes to patient adherence to long-term treatment for the disease.
Obstetrics and Gynecology. 2019;(6):156-162
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Malyshkina, Anna I

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Obstetrics and Gynecology. 2019;(6):164-165
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