[The role of immune and microcirculatory disorders in the pathogenesis of late pregnancy gestoses].

A total of 92 pregnant women with late gestoses were examined, inclusive of 25 (27.2%) women presenting with hydrops, 64 (69.6%) with a first-to-third degree nephropathy, 3 (3.3%) with preeclampsia. All the examinees revealed clear-cut disorders of the immune homeostasis and microcirculation that tended to be more pronounced in a third-degree nephropathy and preeclampsia. Correlation was established between parameters characterizing immunity and microhaemodynamic indexes, which fact suggests community of their pathogeneses.