Abstract:
The aim of our study was to assess the growth and development of fetuses depending on the type of chorionicity. 159 women with multiple pregnancies are divided into 3 groups depending on the type of chorionicity. The physiological development of one of the fetuses and hypotrophy of the second was revealed in the monochorionic type of placentation 55.5%, 60.3%, and in the bichorionic 35.4%. The number of children born in satisfactory conditions was higher in the group with bichorionic type of placentation. 47.5% of newborns were discharged home in satisfactory condition, 34.4% were transferred to stage nursing. Perinatal losses in-group 1 are 36.1%, in-group 2 - 26.2%, in-group 3 - 10.2%. And so, women with multiple pregnancies are at high risk of perinatal complications
