Prognostication labor dystocia and cesarean section
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https://doi.org/10.37800/RM2020-1-14Keywords:
childbirth, labor dystocia, cesarean section, prognosisAbstract
The article presents the results of the analysis of clinical and anamnestic indicators to create a model for predicting the
development of labor dystocia that caused Caesarean section. The most significant prognostic factors included in the prognostic
model were fetus-pelvic imbalances, diabetes mellitus, a burdened gynecological history and cardiovascular diseases in the
nulliparous women of late reproductive age. Assessment of the totality of risk factors made it possible to achieve an accurate
prognosis in 88.6% of cases with a sensitivity of 40.4%, specificity - 92.1%.
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