UROGENITAL DISORDERS BY WOMEN AFTER RADICAL SURGERY ON THE UTERUS AND APPENDAGES 

Bogdasarov Azat Yuryevich, Doctor of medical sciences, professor, sub-department of surgery, Institute of medicine, ecology and physical training, Ulyanovsk State University, azat-01@mail.ru
Oleynikova Diana Valeryevna, Candidate of medical sciences, senior lecturer, sub-department of postgraduate education and family medicine, Institute of medicine, ecology and physical training, Ulyanovsk State University, azat-01@mail.ru
Dyomin Alexander Vladimirovich, Postgraduate student, Institute of medicine, ecology and physical training, Ulyanovsk State University, theone007@yandex.ru
Kachurina Elena Vladimirovna, Postgraduate student, Institute of medicine, ecology and physical training, Ulyanovsk State University, theone007@yandex.ru
Davidyan Liana Yuryevna, Doctor of medical sciences, professor, sub-department of postgraduate education and family medicine, Institute of medicine, ecology and physical training, Ulyanovsk State University, a.bogdasarov@mail.ru

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Somatic and gynecologic health, peculiarities of reproductive function and the choice of a surgical intervention method influences the development of urogenital derangements in gynecologic patients in the postoperative period. While planning operative treatment on pelvic organs, it is necessary to allocate factors of relative risk of urogenital derangements development for timely correction of possible complications.

stress incontinence, prevention of the urogenital derangements.