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BIRTH THROUGH THE NATURAL BIRTH CANAL WITH A SCAR ON THE UTERUS: CLINICAL OBSERVATION

Pechenkina Natalya Sergeevna  (Associate Professor of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology Candidate of Medical Sciences Kirov State Medical University of the Ministry of Health of Russia )

Topicality. In the Russian Federation, the frequency of COP in 2017 was 29.2%, in 2018 - 30.1%1 (KR). Conducting labor with a scar on the uterus is a big problem in obstetrics. Description of the clinical case. Childbirth with a scar on the uterus in a patient with an interval of 18 months from a cesarean section is indicated by severe preeclampsia. Timely diagnosis and tactics, taking into account clinical recommendations, led to a favorable outcome, namely childbirth through the natural birth canal. Conclusion. Thus, the analysis showed that childbirth with a scar on the uterus is a difficult task. The presented observation indicates that, given the basic algorithm of clinical recommendations, it allows you to correctly develop the tactics of childbirth management and solve emerging problems in childbirth.

Keywords:cesarean section, scar on the uterus, thickness of the scar on the uterus, cervix, manual control of the uterine cavity, placenta, newborn
 

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Pechenkina N. S. BIRTH THROUGH THE NATURAL BIRTH CANAL WITH A SCAR ON THE UTERUS: CLINICAL OBSERVATION // Современная наука: актуальные проблемы теории и практики. Серия: Естественные и Технические Науки. -2023. -№01/2. -С. 69-73 DOI 10.37882/2223–2966.2023.01–2.11
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