The Problem of Amniorrhexis During Incomplete Pregnancy: Its Contributory Causes and Prospects for Chorioamnionitis Prediction (Scientific Review)

Osipchuk D.O., Slabinskaya T.V.

State budgetary agency of public health of Sverdlovsk region Regional childrence hospital №1, 
Regional perinatal center, Yekaterinburg, Russian Federation

Abstract. The article summarizes up-to-date data about predicators of preterm delivery and amniorrhex is in incomplete pregnancy with particular emphasis on discussion of determination of chorioamnionitis markers in preterm delivery.

Key words: pretermdelivery, amniorrhexis, chorioamnionitis

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Authors
Osipchuk Dmitrij O., M.D., PhD, e-mail: dosipchuk@yandex.ru
Slabinskaya Tat'jana V., M.D., PhD
State budgetary agency of public health of Sverdlovsk region Regional childrence hospital №1, Regional perinatal center. Russian Federation, Sverdlovsk region
Yekaterinburg, S. Deryabinoy str., 32