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Considering maternal mortality in state-of-the-art clinics and sophisticated methods of treatment and diagnosis, the human factor of the doctor and the available methods of treatment and diagnosis remained a priority in reducing and even eliminating obstetric mortality. The of success since the last century as in this century of which we described in this work, as in many other previously published works, and represented at international congresses in the Republic of Moldova, Romania, Spain, the Netherlands, Russia and others, where decrease in the increased marker of tissue hypoxia pCO2&gt; (AV-gap) in microcirculatory-mitochondrial distress syndrome in critical obstetrics is achieved by complex methods of recruiting microcirculatory-mitochondrial distress syndrome, contributed to the absence of maternal mortality over 40 years of work in critical obstetrics is presented as a brilliant proof of an affordable model in any medical institution that finds itself next to a dying woman in labor.

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A Decrease in the Increased Marker of Tissue Hypoxia Pco2&gt; (Av-Gap) in Microcirculatory-Mitochondrial Distress Syndrome in Critical Obstetrics is Achieved by Complex Methods of Recruiting Microcircula