Genetically determined thrombophilias and noncarrying of pregnancy
Most frequent associations of hereditary forms of thrombophilias were determined in territory of Altay Region at women with habitual noncarrying of pregnancy. The study included 115 patients with habitual noncarrying of pregnancy and 572 juvenile girls examined for thrombogenic DNA-polymorﬁsms. The frequency of throm-bogenic polymorﬁsms in random sample of schoolgirls in Barnaul was 29,1% and in women with habitual non-carrying of pregnancy - 8 3,4%. Intergenic associations which could determine inclination to thrombosis were found in random sample of juvenile girls at 4,2% of cases and at women with syndrome of recurrent fetal loss in 53,0% of cases.