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7 -3 (35) 2021 — Teshaev Sh.Zh., Akhmadjonova G.M. -ENDOMETRY AS A SOURCE OF NUTRIENTS, GROWTH FACTORS IN ANTIPHOSPHOLIPID SYNDROME, MORPHOLOGICAL FEATURES OF GRAVIDARY ENDOMETRY

ENDOMETRY AS A SOURCE OF NUTRIENTS, GROWTH FACTORS IN ANTIPHOSPHOLIPID SYNDROME, MORPHOLOGICAL FEATURES OF GRAVIDARY ENDOMETRY

Teshaev Sh.Zh., Bukhara State Medical Institute

Akhmadjonova G.M. Bukhara State Medical Institute

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Currently, despite the progress achieved in modern obstetrics, the problem of miscarriage remains relevant. Being a multiple organ pathology, the causes of occurrence are different. One of these etiological factors is antiphospholipid syndrome. And mainly, the problems of the process of decidualization and initiation of trophoblast remain unexplored in this pathology.

Key words: decidua, endometrium, morphostructure, implantation, fetal loss.

First page

32

Last page

36

For citation: Teshaev Sh.Zh., Akhmadjonova G.M. ENDOMETRY AS A SOURCE OF NUTRIENTS, GROWTH FACTORS IN ANTIPHOSPHOLIPID SYNDROME, MORPHOLOGICAL FEATURES OF GRAVIDARY ENDOMETRY //New Day in Medicine 3(35)2021 32-36 https://cutt.ly/NQWqPXO

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