THE PATHOGENETIC MECHANISMS OF DEVELOPMENT OF PREECLAMPSIA IN WOMEN WITH METABOLIC SYNDROME

Abstract

Metabolic syndrome is widespread among women of reproductive age. Metabolic syndrome is associated with at higher risk of developing various obstetric complications including severe pre-eclampsia. The hereditary or acquired forms of thrombophilia, proinflammatory status may play an important role in impaired invasion cytotrophoblast and impaired placental development. Pre-eclampsia is seen as a complication of pregnancy, which is due to impaired invasion cytotrophoblast and impaired placental development.