BACHADON DEVORINING QATLAMLARARO INTEGRATSIYASI, ENDOMETRIY, MIOMETRIY VA PERIMETRIYNING STRUCTURAL FUNKSIONAL BIRLIGI
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Bachadon devori ayol reproduktiv tizimining markaziy anatomik va funksional tuzilmasi bo‘lib, u endometriy, miometriy va perimetriy qatlamlarining murakkab va o‘zaro uzviy integratsiyasi orqali yagona struktur-funksional birlikni tashkil etadi. Ushbu maqolada bachadon devorining qatlamlararo uyg‘unligi zamonaviy morfologik, gistologik va funksional nuqtai nazardan tahlil qilinadi. Endometriyning tsiklik qayta qurilishi va implantatsiyadagi ro’li, miometriyning mexanik, gormonal va neyrogen javob mexanizmlari hamda perimetriyning himoya va stabilizatsion funksiyalari chuqur yoritiladi. Qatlamlar o‘rtasidagi hujayraviy, vaskulyar va biokimyoviy o‘zaro ta’sirlar bachadonning homiladorlik, tug‘ruq va postpartum davridagi moslashuvchanligini ta’minlovchi asosiy omil sifatida ko‘rib chiqiladi. Shuningdek, ushbu struktur-funksional birlikning buzilishi ginekologik patologiyalar endometrioz, adenomioz, mioma va bachadon disfunktsional holatlarining patogenezida muhim ahamiyat kasb etishi ilmiy dalillar asosida tahlil qilinadi. Tadqiqot natijalari bachadon devori qatlamlarini alohida emas, balki yagona biologik tizim sifatida baholash zarurligini asoslaydi.
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