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  Lupine Publishers | Interventions in Gynecology and Women's Healthcare   Abstract Background: Preeclampsia a chief clinical scenario in obstetric medicine, having highly morbid and grave sequalae particularly if rapidly progressive and left unmanaged. The complexity of immune system components involvement is integrated in the preeclampsia pathology as immune based pathology is one of the cornerstone theories for preeclampsia development that have raised the issue that immune dysfunction affection is an issue that could be investigated in recent research efforts to reveal any immunological biomarker that could be implemented as a predictability tool for preeclampsia development and severity. Aim: To investigate the possible usage of immune biomarkers in prediction of preeclampsia.. Methodology: The current study was conducted at Departments of Obstetrics & Gynecology and Clinical Pathology, Tanta University Hospitals. A prospective clinical research trial that invol

 Lupine Publishers | Interventions in Gynecology and Women's Healthcare Abstract Background: Pelvic organ prolapse is a distortion in normal anatomical correlations and integrity resulting in chronic distressing symptoms. Laparoscopic sacrocolpopexy is a frequently performed mesh-based surgical procedure for severe forms of pelvic organ prolapse having a high cure rate. Functional clinical outcomes evaluation after repair of pelvic prolapse is one of the cornerstone issues that determines the quality of health care service implemented. Aim: To investigate and evaluate the functional clinical outcomes of conducting laparoscopic sacrocolpopexy by comparing and contrasting preoperative and postoperative urodynamic testing in cases clinically classified to have stages II to IV pelvic organ prolapse. Methodology: A prospective research study conducted on 48 research study subjects from January 2016 till February 2018 undergoing laparoscopic sacrocolpopexy due to stage II–IV pel