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Eksport do Mediów Społecznościowych

Ciąża po leczeniu niepłodności z uwzględnieniem standardów postępowania przy najczęstszych powikłaniach jej towarzyszących

Piotr Laudański123, Monika Wróbel4
Ginekologia i Perinatologia Praktyczna 2023;8(1):31-39.

Streszczenie

Techniki wspomaganego rozrodu są obecnie coraz częściej stosowane, co wymaga zwrócenia szczególnej uwagi na
sposób prowadzenia tego rodzaju ciąż oraz uwzględnienie powikłań im towarzyszących. Zalicza się do nich zarówno
niepowodzenia położnicze, jak i stany wikłające ciążę, takie jak nadciśnienie ciążowe czy preeklampsja. Należy
wziąć pod uwagę również zagrożenia związane z występowaniem ciąży wielopłodowej oraz te związane bezpośrednio
ze starszym wiekiem pacjentki. Coraz częstsze pojawianie się pacjentek po zapłodnieniu pozaustrojowym
w gabinetach lekarskich wymaga od położników znajomości standardów postępowania w tego rodzaju ciążach oraz
wyboru optymalnego czasu i sposobu jej zakończenia.

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