Objective: One of the features of the health status of the population of modern Ukraine is the high prevalence of connective tissue (CT) anomalies. Most often they identify as dysplasia, seen as a consequence of genetic load under the influence of new social, anthropogenic factors (stress, inadequate food), in the expression of environmental changes. On modern scientific ideas, dysplasia of connective tissue (DCT) has 100% dependent on the actions of adverse factors in the prenatal period, that allows to consider them as a dismorphogenetic phenomenon. Our goal is evaluation of contributing links between complications of gestational process and connective tissue abnormalities. Materials and methods: Conducted cohort study (2004-2008, 6585 observations) to assess the prevalence of the DCT in the Eastern Ukrainian region of Ukraine. We investigated the role of anomalies of the CT as a possible source of obstetric and perinatal pathology. In the second phase, using a case-control method we assessed importance of DCT in the development of such forms of pathology: miscarriages and premature births, preeclampsia, premature detachment of the placenta, dystocia. As you know, the special cipher for DDT in ICD-10 does not exist, and various pathological conditions and syndromes took place in different sections - varicose processes, myopia, mitral valve prolapse, hypermobility of joints, etc. Results: The frequency of DCT among women of reproductive age reaches 30-33, 1% in different years, is more common in women megalopolis, less frequently in rural areas. Therefore, DCT is a population characteristic of the modern generation of the region, as well as a qualification for enhancing the effect of dysplasia in subsequent generations. Found that in women with DCT typical mechanism for premature termination of pregnancy is the shortening of the cervix during the second trimester. The relative risk for miscarriage pregnancy when DCT is high (4.34, DI -6.1 3.09). For DCT characteristic are the following types of pathology of pregnancy, which play a role in the pathogenesis of primary morpho-functional disorders of the utero-placental complex, breach of collagen synthesis. We established a higher frequency of premature detachment of the placenta (4.1% with regional frequency 0.5 -1.5%), abnormal placental attachment, severe pre-eclampsia, obstetric trauma, postpartum hemorrhage. Childbirth in women with DCT in 40% pass with premature rupture of membranes, quickly due to the shortening of latent phase 1 period. More warped and dyscoordination uterine contractions. To improve pregnancy outcome for mother and fetus if DST us requested and successfully applied in clinic courses angioprotektoral drugs diosminum, gesperedinum, Ginkgo biloba. Conclusions: DCT should be considered as a significant risk factor for perinatal pathology. Shortening of the cervix is the visceral marker of DCT during pregnancy. Using diosminum or gesperedinum or Ginkgo biloba or its combinations during pregnancy provides better perinatal outcomes compared with a group of women who have been appointed not that drugs. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]