CLINICAL AND ANAMNESTIC FEATURES OF THE COURSE OF TROPHOBLASTIC DISEASE IN WOMEN WITH UNDEVELOPED PREGNANCY

Abstract

Trophoblastic disease (TB) is characteristic only of pregnant women of reproductive age and occurs in 0.1-0.25% of all pregnancies. Cystic fibrosis is most often diagnosed among this pathology. Today, TB is a relatively rare pathology, and the urgency of its problem is quite high, since women of predominantly young childbearing age, sometimes under the age of 25, are susceptible to this disease. Despite the fact that there is a significant amount of research devoted to this problem, the causes of TB in women with an undeveloped pregnancy remain unclear.