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dc.contributor.author Konkov, D. en
dc.contributor.author Puchalska, L. en
dc.contributor.author Rud, V. en
dc.contributor.author Adamchuk, N. en
dc.date.accessioned 2024-03-27T11:06:28Z en
dc.date.available 2024-03-27T11:06:28Z en
dc.date.issued 2024
dc.identifier.citation The modern maternal hemodynamic features for prediction of preeclampsia / D. Konkov, L. Puchalska, V. Rud, N. Adamchuk // The proceeding of the 5th International Congress on Maternal Hemodynamics, Florence, 7–9 March 2024. – Florence, 2024. – P. 6. en
dc.identifier.uri https://dspace.vnmu.edu.ua/123456789/6525 en
dc.description.abstract Despite a significant volume of literature regarding placental dysfunction in PE, data regarding the cardiac changes associated with PE are more scant, and also more controversial. The conventional belief was that early PE is associated with reduced cardiac output (CO) and increased total vascular resistance (VR), with maternal cardiac function succumbing early in the disease process. With regard to late PE, the original data implied that this was a condition of raised CO and reduced total VR, however this model has not been reported consistently. The majority of PE is late, and has classically been described as “maternal” PE. By and large, maternal PE remains unexplained. We were proposed that whilst intrinsic placental dysfunction and the MAL-adaptation of the maternal cardiovascular system leads to early-onset PE, late PE is associated with an acquired placental dysfunction as a result of the maternal heart not being able to meet the demands of the placenta. en
dc.language.iso en_US en
dc.subject pregnancy en
dc.subject preeclampsia en
dc.subject maternal hemodynamic en
dc.subject circulatory syndromes en
dc.subject rheography en
dc.subject gestational endotheliopathy en
dc.subject hemodynamic risk en
dc.subject phenomenon of " slippage" en
dc.subject cardiovascular-placental syndrome en
dc.title The modern maternal hemodynamic features for prediction of preeclampsia en
dc.type Theses en


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