Abstract

Aim of research – the study of possibilities and the ground of objective assessment of the water balance of organism before birth. Methods. There were examined 85 women divided into two groups depending on pregnancy or its absence. In the main group examination was carried out at admission to the delivery room for delivery. The study of the water spaces and sectors of organism was carried out using the method of integral dual-frequency impedometry. Results. The results of research demonstrated that at the normal pregnancy the whole water volume in organism increased by 22,6 % to the time of birth. An increase of the volume of extracellular liquid to the end of the 3th term of pregnancy was caused by increase of the interstitial liquid volume by 32,4 %. Conclusion. The timely objective assessment of the water balance during pregnancy, birth and in postnatal period allows to define the differential approach to infusion therapy depending on state and ratio of the water sectors of organism and to raise the quality of medical help that is realized in postnatal period

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  • There were examined 85 women divided into two groups depending on pregnancy or its absence

  • The results of research demonstrated that at the normal pregnancy the whole water volume in organism increased by 22,6 % to the time of birth

  • An increase of the volume of extracellular liquid to the end of the 3th term of pregnancy was caused by increase of the interstitial liquid volume by 32,4 %

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Comparison of Platelet Function Tests in Predicting Clinical Outcome in Patients Undergoing Coronary Stent Implantation. СТАН РІДИННИХ СЕКТОРІВ ОРГАНІЗМУ ПЕРЕД ПОЛОГАМИ У ВАГІТНИХ З НОРМАЛЬНИМ ПЕРЕБІГОМ ВАГІТНОСТІ З метою оцінки рідинного стану організму обстежено 85 жінок з неускладненим перебігом вагітності.

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