23 -1 (21) 2018 — Negmatshayev H.N. — HEAVY PREECLAMPATION: PECULIARITIES OF ANGIOGENIC STATUS

HEAVY PREECLAMPATION: PECULIARITIES OF ANGIOGENIC STATUS

Negmatshayev H.N.Andijan State Medical Institute

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Preeclampsia (PE) according to foreign authors complicates the course of 2 to 8% of all pregnancies, with a severe form developing in every tenth case. Annually 8.5 million cases of PE are registered in the world. In different countries in the structure of maternal mortality, PE and its complications take the II-IV place each year.

Keywords: preeclampsia, extragenital pathology, pregnancy, angiogenic status.

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83

Last page

84

For citation: Negmatshayev H.N. Heavy preeclampation: peculiarities of angiogenic status //New Day in Medicine 1(21)2018 83-84 https://cutt.ly/aneiKZr

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