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Infectious causes of intrauterine fetal death by Pkhaladz, N D, Mamamtavrishvili, I D

“…We have done retrospective analysis of stillbirth. The aim of our study was to investigate specific role of infections in stillbirth on the basis of archival…”
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Effect of the calcitonine gene-related peptide on the myometrium contractile activity by Grigorashvili, E D, Mamamtavrishvili, I D, Kvavadze, I V

“…It is known that in the processes of contraction, as well as of relaxation of the myometrium, besides widely accepted regulatory mechanisms, such as steroid…”
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Vaginosis in patients with antenatal foetus death by Pkhaladze, N D, Mamamtavrishvili, I D, Kalandadze, I V, Dzneladze, D T

“…Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) analysis of bacterial vaginosis as well as of vaginal anaerobe flora (Mycoplasma Hominis, Ureaplasma urealyticum, Gardnerella…”
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Molecular mechanisms of regulation uterine contractile activity during pregnancy and labor in mammals by Mamamtavrishvili, I D, Kintraia, P Ia, Kintraia, N P, Gotsiridze, E G, Bakradze, M M

“…Main purpose of the investigation was to study basic mechanisms of regulation uterine contractile activity on various stages of gestation, labor and to…”
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Prospects for the injection-free method of treating pregnancy and labor complications using carrier substances (experimental study) by Kintraia, P Ia, Mamamtavrishvili, I D, Mikeladze, D G, Eriashvili, V M, Kherodinashvili, Sh Sh

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Changes in arterial pressure in pregnant women with immunologic conflict, the state of the fetus and newborn by Mamamtavrishvili, I D

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Peptidergic regulation of the processes of gestation and labor in mammals by Mamamtavrishvili, I D, Kintraia, P Ia, Barnova, T V, Akopov, M A, Mikeladze, D G

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The role of fetal neuropeptides in the regulation of the labor process (experimental study) by Kintraia, P Ia, Mamamtavrishvili, I D, Barnova, T V, Mikeladze, D G

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On immune tolerance toward Rh factors by Vasil'eva, Z F, Mamamtavrishvili, I D

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