Email this article Diagnosis of persistent infection pregnants with habitual abortion
- Authors: Mamedalieva N.M.1, Isenova S.S.1
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- Republican Centre of Mother and Child Health Protection
- Issue: Vol 48, No 5S (1999)
- Pages: 108-108
- Section: Articles
- URL: https://journals.eco-vector.com/jowd/article/view/101204
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.17816/JOWD101204
- ID: 101204
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To diagnose persistent infection, we used transcervical chorion biopsy (generally accepted method) with the following bacteriology of bioptates of 70 patients with habitual abortion in 8-10 weeks of pregnancy.
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To diagnose persistent infection, we used transcervical chorion biopsy (generally accepted method) with the following bacteriology of bioptates of 70 patients with habitual abortion in 8-10 weeks of pregnancy.
As a result of our study we found that microorganisms of Mycoplasmataceae family play a great role in genesis of abortion. The role of Mycoplasma discovering is 28,4±5,8%. Isolated Mycplasma lesion of chorion was found in 11,7±4,2% of cases and there was not found Mycoplasma in cervical canal of the uterus that confirm the persistent infection.
Thus, there was revealed a domination role of persistent Mycoplasma infection in patients with habitual abortion.
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N. M. Mamedalieva
Republican Centre of Mother and Child Health Protection
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Kazakhstan, Almaty
S. Sh. Isenova
Republican Centre of Mother and Child Health Protection
Email: info@eco-vector.com
Kazakhstan, Almaty
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