Abstract
The most promising way to reduce maternal and perinatal morbidity and mortality and also obstetric aggression is a preliminary forecasting of adverse perinatal outcomes, i.e., an assessment of a perspective perinatal risk. Object: to estimate the role of perinatal risk factors in the forecasting of delayed abdominal delivery. We found that increase of perinatal risk factor in delayed abdominal delivery occurs during the whole pregnancy, but 3d trimester's complications make the greatest contribution.
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