PATHOMORPHOLOGICAL FEATURES OF PLACENTAL TISSUE IN LATE OR TERM PREGNANCY

Abstract

The article delves into a comprehensive examination of pathomorphological changes and criteria pertaining to placental tissue following premature pregnancies. This research was conducted by scrutinizing the placentas of late-term pregnant women at the perinatal center located in the Bukhara region. The primary objective was to shed light on the distinct alterations in placental tissue that result from premature pregnancies.

The findings of this study revealed several critical morphological criteria that can be used to assess and understand the impact of premature pregnancy on placental health. These criteria serve as valuable insights into the structural and functional changes that take place within the placenta when a pregnancy ends prematurely. This knowledge can contribute significantly to the field of obstetrics and gynecology, aiding in the early detection and management of complications arising from premature pregnancies. Overall, the research underscores the importance of thorough examination and assessment of placental tissue in the context of premature pregnancies to improve maternal and fetal outcomes.