CLINICAL CASE: GESTATION COURSE AND LABOURS AFTER LIVER TRANSPLANT
The successe of transplantology reflect the state of medical science, state practice and open new perspectives. For a long time, organ transplant in the anamnesis was a contraindication to pregnancy. Pregnancy in women with transplanted organs is precipitant in the development of severe complications, such as hypertension, gestational diabetes, preeclampsia, graft rejection and the risk of thromboembolic complications. One aspect of the life quality in young patients is the opportunity to realize reproductive function after transplantation. The article describes the clinical case of gestation course and delivery after liver transplant. A thorough examination was conducted. Taking into consideration the satisfactory condition of the fetus and the mother, maternal passages, it was decided to have vaginal delivery, resulting in the birth of a male fetus whose weight was 3110 gr, the height was 52 cm, the Apgar score at the first minute was 8/9 points. On examining the maternity passages, the soft tissues of the parturient canal and mucic were not damaged. The total blood loss was 250 ml. The physiological course of the postpartum period was observed.