Objectives: The goal of our study was to analyse the course of pregnancy and delivery in women with reproductive tract anomalies.
Material and methods: We retrospectively analyzed the pregnancy and delivery course of 16 patients with previously diagnosed reproductive tract anomalies. The control group constisted of 200 healthy pregnant women. All patients were hospitalized in our department between January 1st 2001 and 31st May 2005.
Results: In the study group preterm delivery and abnornal fetal lie were more common. The incidence of cesarean sections (81%) was also statistically higher in the study group.
Conclusions: The course of pregnancy and delivery in women with previous diagnosis of specific reproductive tract anomalies is more likely complicated by several obstetrical pathologies. The pregnant women with this a diagnosis should be considered as a group of high risk pregnancy and perinatal intensive care procedures should be carried out.