Assessment of the influence of environmental factors, lifestyle and professional activities of pregnant women on some parameters of fetuses and neonatal deaths

Various environmental factors of the Arctic territories, lifestyle and professional activities form a special hormonal-metabolic profile in living pregnant women, which can significantly affect the morphological and organogenesis of the developing fetus and children of the first year of life [2]. Features of the development, formation of organs and fetal systems, as well as the body as a whole, are mediated by genetic, environmental factors and significantly depend on the lifestyle and type of employment of pregnant women [5]. Thus, the high risk of ecopathology in pregnant women in the Arctic region determines the need to study this problem, including the age-related parameters of the physical development of the fetus, which served as the basis for formulating the purpose of the study.