Rola genetyki w etiologii zaburzenia statyki narządów miednicy mniejszej

Anna Sadakierska-Chudy; Angelika Bartosiewicz

doi:10.48269/2451-0858-pis-2024-2-012

Opublikowane: 2024-12-18

Tom 24 Nr 2 (2024)

Rola genetyki w etiologii zaburzenia statyki narządów miednicy mniejszej

Anna Sadakierska-Chudy

, Angelika Bartosiewicz

Dział: Nauki o zdrowiu

https://doi.org/10.48269/2451-0858-pis-2024-2-012

Abstrakt

Zaburzenie statyki narządów miednicy mniejszej stanowi poważny problemem ginekologiczny występujący u wielu kobiet w różnym wieku. Ze względu na swoją złożoną, wieloczynnikową etiologię oraz nakładanie się czynników genetycznych i środowiskowych, badania nad zmianami molekularnymi i biochemicznymi są znacznie utrudnione. Najważniejszą kwestią jest identyfikacja kobiet predysponowanych do obniżenia narządów, dzięki czemu można by wcześniej podjąć działania profilaktyczne zapobiegające rozwojowi tego zaburzenia. Artykuł przedstawia omówienie wyników badań dotyczących komponenty genetycznej zaburzenia statyki w obrębie miednicy.

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kolagen , ekspresja genów , elastyna , polimorfizmy SNP , obniżenie narządów miednicy mniejszej

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Sadakierska-Chudy, Anna, i Angelika Bartosiewicz. „Rola Genetyki W Etiologii Zaburzenia Statyki narządów Miednicy Mniejszej”. Państwo I Społeczeństwo State and Society, t. 24, nr 2, grudzień 2024, s. 169-83, doi:10.48269/2451-0858-pis-2024-2-012.

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