Abstract
Introduction. The aim of this study was to optimize the management tactics in pregnant women with cervical pathology through comprehensive clinical-laboratory diagnostics and a personalized therapeutic approach.
Materials and Methods.
This prospective study included 1000 pregnant women, among whom cervical pathology was diagnosed in 28.4% of cases. Traditional diagnostic methods (Pap smear) were compared with modern techniques (liquid-based cytology, molecular biological methods). The effectiveness of glycyrrhizic acid therapy was also assessed.
Results.
An evidence-based management algorithm and a clinical software tool were developed for managing cervical pathology during pregnancy.
Conclusion.
The findings demonstrate a significant advantage of personalized approaches and modern diagnostic methods, contributing to improved perinatal outcomes and a reduction in obstetric complications.