FIELD: medicine, obstetrics.
SUBSTANCE: starting from 22nd wk of pregnancy it is necessary to detect the concentration of neurospecific enolase and glyofibrous acid protein in blood serum. The development of gestosis in pregnant women should be predicted by the value of neurospecific enolase being above 12.4 ng/ml and glyofibrous acid protein being above 4 ng/ml. Moreover, severe gestosis should be predicted at the value of neurospecific enolase being 19 ng/ml and higher and glyofibrous acid protein being 10 ng/ml and higher. Application of the method enables to increase the accuracy of prediction.
EFFECT: higher efficiency and accuracy of prediction.
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Dates
2007-08-20—Published
2005-11-23—Filed