Cervical disease in women who underwent cesarean section

M.U. Yuldosheva, M.F. Dodkhoeva, M.F. Davlyatova

Chair of Obstetrics and Gynaecology №1 Avicenna TSMU

The colposcopy of cervix and bacteriological test of the cervical canal content in 80 women who had a history of one or several cesarean section was performed. The most common pathology of the cervix among inflammatory diseases of the cervix wereendocervicitis (32,5%), from cervical dishormonal disease are predominated endocervicoses (32,5%) and cervix hypertrophy (3,7%), but difference of indices with compared group was imperceptible.

When comparing the bacterial seeding from the cervical canal with a multiplicity of postponed caesarean sections increased the frequency of vaginal colonization by pathogenic microflora.repres Thus, the detection rate of Klebsiellae after a caesarean section was 5,6±3,1 and with increasing of multiplicity it is increased 4-times respectively, and after fourth abdominal delivery reaches 20,0±12,6%. Similar progression is determined regarding Staphylococcus aureus, Staphylococcus epidermalis and E. Coli.

Keywords: cesarean section, the pathology of the cervix, uterine scar, bacterial seeding from the cervical canal.

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