Uterine myoma influences negatively on hemodynamics in vessels of the small pelvis. There were studied 101 women with uterine myoma and 30 — without gynecological pathology of internal genitals. It is established that peripheral, intranodular and the mixed type of vascularization are typical for uterine myoma. In process of growth of nodes the bloodstream in their central departments is registered and it becomes low-resistant. Besides of low-resistant arterial bloodstream wide diameter venous vessels are diagnosed. In the dilated vessels there are signs of “pseudostaining”, speed of bloodstream sharply decreases during Valsalva test up to disappearance and occurrence of retrograde bloodstream.
