Abstract
Understanding how the cervical tissue changes before childbirth is one of the most significant issues of modern-day obstetrics. This article reviews current original research findings by domestic and foreign authors in the field of antenatal cervical transformation mechanisms. Cellular and humoral components of inflammation in the cervix are presented as the most significant causes of morphological changes in cervical tissues. The perspectives of further research in the field have been stated in this review.
Subject
Obstetrics and Gynecology