The Role of Placental Proteins in the Development of Preeclampsia in Pregnant Women with Metabolic Disorders

Abstract

Preeclampsia refers to multifactorial diseases that lead to multiple organ disorders. The disorders are based on dysfunctions of both maternal and placental vessels. At the present stage, the study of the state of the fetoplacental hemostasis system in physiological and pathological pregnancy remains relevant. Complications of gestation develop due to metabolic disorders in the placenta. Specific placental proteins play an important role in the function of the fetoplacental complex