FEATURES OF MATERNAL AND FETAL CIRCULATORY SYSTEM AND THEIR ROLE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF PREECLAMPSIA (OVERVIEW)

Abstract

In preeclampsia, blood flow disorders in the spiral arteries occur earlier than in the uterine arteries. It should be noted that the uterine vascular pool is an integral part of the blood circulation system of the whole body, and the disruption of blood flow in the uterine vessels during pregnancy leads to systemic circulatory disorders. Thus, the results of the analysis of modern research data showed that, despite the many diagnostic methods available today, the problem of determining the most effective method that allows reliable assessment of the severity and prognosis of the development of preeclampsia remains relevant.