[Single umbilical artery (SUA)].

Single umbilical artery (SUA) is the most common abnormality of the umbilical cord. It is associated with an increased incidence of atresia of hollow organs, renal abnormalities, limb reduction defects and spontaneous abortions. The aim of our study is to establish the association of SUA with types of malformations and the corresponding pathology of pregnancy and parturition.

[Assessment of the efficacy of the Tot'hema at anaemic status with different severity in the obstetric and gynecologic practice].

Iron deficiency anaemia affect every fifth person on the planet, including the developed counties, too; the last data are that at about 700 000 000 are affected. The most common reasons for iron deficiency anemia in the obstetrics and gynecology are: pregnancy and menopause, chronic haemorrages/menorrhagiae and metrorrhagiae/dysfunctional uterine bleeding, myoma uteri, neoplastic diseases/, acute anaemias post partum and after operative interventions. The aim of the present study is to study the efficacy of the treatment of iron deficiency anemia at women with different obstetrics and gynecology pathology.

[Dopplerometry at prolonged pregnancy].

Prolonged pregnancy, associated with low amniotic fluid is a reason for the increase of fetal mortality and morbidity. There is no a define test at prolonged pregnancy which can determine which pregnancy are at a risk for adverse outcome and complications. Dopplerometry as a noninvasive method for examination of blood circulation, and especially a.

[Meconiophages and fetal hypoxia].

Meconium may normally be passed by term fetuses during labour. Common after 40 weeks and not a sign of fetal distress Before 40 weeks can implicate fetal distress If occurring in preterm fetuses or if present prior to labour, it may be considered a possible indication of fetal distress. Histopathology may estimate the duration of meconium passage.