MODERN PRINCIPLES FOR THE PREVENTION OF PURULENT-SEPTIC COMPLICATIONS AFTER CAESARY SECTION IN OBSTETRIC PRACTICE

The publication is devoted to the study of the problem of purulent-septic complications after the operation of cesarean section and improvement of the operation results. The evolution of views on these problems is analyzed and a literature review of domestic and foreign literature is presented. The medical and social issues of abdominal delivery, the frequency of bleeding, the structure and etiological factors of purulent-septic complications, the technique of suturing the uterus, and questions of antibiotic prophylaxis are examined. This work will help to predict the possible complications after a cesarean section and conduct a differentiated prevention.