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A Karmowski1, K A Sobiech, I Maruk-Kertyńska
1I Katedry i Kliniki Ginekologii AM we Wrocławiu.
Urinary trypin inhibitor concentration (UTI) was measured by Fritz and all method in the groups of women: non-pregnant (I), pregnant (II), in pregnancy complicated by EPH-gestosis (III) and in the prolongated pregnancy (IV). Furthermore, in the urine from the investigated group the index protein/creatinine was established. There was noticed the statistically significant increase in the UTI concentration in II, III, IV groups comparing to the non-pregnant group--I, and the increase in UTI in III and IV group in comparison to group II. The UTI measurement in the pregnant women connected with the index protein/creatinine could be significant for diagnosing of the pathology of pregnancy.
Urinary trypin inhibitor concentration (UTI) was measured by Fritz and all method in the groups of women: non-pregnant (I), pregnant (II), in pregnancy complicated by EPH-gestosis (III) and in the prolongated pregnancy (IV). Furthermore, in the urine from the investigated group the index protein/creatinine was established. There was noticed the statistically significant increase in the UTI concentration in II, III, IV groups comparing to the non-pregnant group--I, and the increase in UTI in III and IV group in comparison to group II. The UTI measurement in the pregnant women connected with the index protein/creatinine could be significant for diagnosing of the pathology of pregnancy.
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