MODERN APPROACHES TO THE PREDICTION AND EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF CEREBROVASCULAR DISORDERS IN PREECLAMPSIA

Аннотация

Cerebrovascular disorders in preeclampsia are one of the main causes of maternal morbidity and mortality. Modern approaches to the prediction and early diagnosis of these disorders include the use of methods such as ultrasound Dopplerography, magnetic resonance imaging, biomarkers and other innovative technologies. These methods allow timely detection of the threat of stroke, hypertensive crises and other complications, which helps to improve outcomes for women and their children. The article discusses the main achievements and prospects in this field. Keywords: preeclampsia, cerebrovascular disorders, diagnosis, prognosis, stroke, hypertension, biomarkers, ultrasound dopplerography, MRI. Relevance Preeclampsia is one of the leading causes of maternal and perinatal morbidity. The high risk of stroke and other vascular disorders makes it urgent to use effective methods for diagnosing and predicting cerebrovascular disorders in the early stages. Existing traditional methods do not always give accurate results, especially in the presence of hidden or subtle symptoms. Modern approaches, including the use of biomarkers and more accurate imaging techniques, can significantly improve diagnostic accuracy and prevent serious complications in a timely manner. This helps to improve outcomes for mother and child and reduce morbidity among women with preeclampsia. The purpose of the study The aim of the work is to study modern methods for predicting and diagnosing cerebrovascular disorders in preeclampsia with an emphasis on their effectiveness, accuracy and the possibility of early detection of complications.