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Bibik E.E.
Endocrinology Research Centre
Eremkina A.K.
Endocrinology Research Centre
Lipatenkova Yu.I.
Russian University of Medicine Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation
Adamyan L.V.
Russian University of Medicine Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation
Mokrysheva N.G.
Endocrinology Research Centre
Calcium-phosphorus metabolism and assisted reproductive technologies: intersection points
Journal: Russian Journal of Human Reproduction. 2024;30(4): 19‑28
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To cite this article:
Bibik EE, Eremkina AK, Lipatenkova YuI, Adamyan LV, Mokrysheva NG. Calcium-phosphorus metabolism and assisted reproductive technologies: intersection points. Russian Journal of Human Reproduction.
2024;30(4):19‑28. (In Russ.)
https://doi.org/10.17116/repro20243004119
Calcium is one of the main macronutrients for the human, which has many functions. It plays an important role in the functioning of the female reproductive system, zygote formation and together with vitamin D ensure the onset and physiological course of pregnancy. Various disorders of calcium-phosphorus metabolism, vitamin D metabolism, its deficiency or insufficiency can affect fertility, gestation, the state of pregnant woman, fetus and newborn. A wide range of assisted reproductive technologies makes it possible to obtain healthy offspring in parents with genetic diseases, including those associated with the pathology of parathyroid glands and calcium-phosphorus metabolism disorders. However, the use of such methods itself is a risk factor for different severe gestational complications. In addition, in vitro fertilization is associated with an increased risk of imprinting disorders that may lead to rare inherited disorders of calcium-phosphorus metabolism. The aim of the review is to present summarized results of foreign and Russian studies, case reports on this topic and to raise awareness of medical specialists working with pregnant or just planning pregnancy patients in the field of calcium-phosphorus metabolism pathology.
Authors:
Bibik E.E.
Endocrinology Research Centre
Eremkina A.K.
Endocrinology Research Centre
Lipatenkova Yu.I.
Russian University of Medicine Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation
Adamyan L.V.
Russian University of Medicine Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation
Mokrysheva N.G.
Endocrinology Research Centre
Received:
30.07.2024
Accepted:
14.08.2024
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