Influence of growing bacterial infection on miscarriage
The intrauterine infection is caused by the polyethiologic pathology, difficulty in antenatal diagnosing and multifactorial influence of an infectious agent. The study involved 90 pregnant women giving birth at the gestational age of 28-37 weeks. The clinic and anamnestic data, the results of physical examination of women, laboratory findings, and the ultrasonic data were analyzed. The infectious genesis of miscarriage was confirmed by the bacteriological inoculation from the cervical canal, in 82.2 % of cases opportunistic and pathogenic floras were inoculated and some unfavorable microorganisms affecting the pregnancy and causing misbirth were identified.