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Obstetrics and gynecology, 1992
Necrotizing funisitis is an umbilical cord lesion characterized by perivascular bands of necrotic Wharton jelly containing inflammatory cells in various stages of degeneration. Sixty cases were reviewed histologically. Clinical information was available in 45. Forty-five age-matched infants with acute (nonspecific) funisitis only were used as controls.
R D, Craver, V J, Baldwin
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Necrotizing funisitis is an umbilical cord lesion characterized by perivascular bands of necrotic Wharton jelly containing inflammatory cells in various stages of degeneration. Sixty cases were reviewed histologically. Clinical information was available in 45. Forty-five age-matched infants with acute (nonspecific) funisitis only were used as controls.
R D, Craver, V J, Baldwin
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Revue francaise de gynecologie et d'obstetrique, 1983
The authors report eighty eight cases of a perticular type of funisitis characterized by perivascular necrosis of Wharton's jelly. The accompanying leucocyte reaction is weak, and sometimes nil, and the inflammatory lesions of the placenta are also moderate, and sometimes absent.
S, Sarrut, M, Vodovar
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The authors report eighty eight cases of a perticular type of funisitis characterized by perivascular necrosis of Wharton's jelly. The accompanying leucocyte reaction is weak, and sometimes nil, and the inflammatory lesions of the placenta are also moderate, and sometimes absent.
S, Sarrut, M, Vodovar
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Acute funisitis is associated with distinct changes in fetal hematologic profile
The Journal of Maternal-Fetal & Neonatal Medicine, 2014Acute funisitis is a histologic hallmark of the fetal inflammatory response syndrome. This study was conducted to examine the hematologic profiles of preterm newborns with funisitis.The hematologic profiles of umbilical cord blood obtained at birth were compared according to the presence or absence of acute funisitis in 197 preterm neonates ...
Eun Na, Kim +3 more
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Funisitis and Outcome in Infants Less Than 1,000 Grams
Obstetrics & Gynecology, 2001Abstract Objective: To assess the association of funisitis with adverse outcomes among infants weighing less than 1,000 g. Methods: From February 1998 to March 2000, 143 liveborn infants weighing between 501 and 1,000 g were identified. After excluding 3 infants with congenital malformations, there were 76 infants with complete placental pathology ...
Susan Ramin +6 more
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Congenital Syphilis and Necrotizing Funisitis-Reply
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1989In Reply.— Some of Dr Benirschke's criticisms of our article can be answered by saying that the format of a Brief Report in JAMA simply does not provide the space necessary for a complete literature review and inclusion of all data that might be desired.
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Human Pathology, 2002
Our purpose is to prove that prolonged inflammation of the chorionic plate, which we have termed subacute chorioamnionitis (SCAM), is a distinctive entity and should be differentiated from acute chorioamnionitis (ACAM) because it is an excellent prognostic indicator of chronic lung disease (CLD), including Wilson-Mikity syndrome (WMS). Ninety singleton
Makiko, Ohyama +6 more
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Our purpose is to prove that prolonged inflammation of the chorionic plate, which we have termed subacute chorioamnionitis (SCAM), is a distinctive entity and should be differentiated from acute chorioamnionitis (ACAM) because it is an excellent prognostic indicator of chronic lung disease (CLD), including Wilson-Mikity syndrome (WMS). Ninety singleton
Makiko, Ohyama +6 more
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The relationship between amniotic fluid matrix metalloproteinase-8 and funisitis
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 2001The fetal inflammatory response syndrome is a multisystem disorder associated with impending preterm delivery and adverse neonatal outcome. Inflammation of the umbilical cord--funisitis--is the histologic counterpart of fetal inflammatory response syndrome and has been associated with an increased risk for the development of cerebral palsy. Neutrophils
J S, Park +6 more
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Funisitis and Chorionic Vasculitis: Relation to Chorioamnionitis, Timing and Scoring
Fetal and Pediatric Pathology, 2011Five hundred consecutive cases with histologic chorioamnionitis and umbilical cord inflammation were analyzed to develop a staging system for funisitis and to correlate stage of funisitis with stage of chorioamnionitis in order to estimate the timing of various stages of funisitis.
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Association between clinical chorioamnionitis and histological funisitis at term
Journal of Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine, 2018To predict the presence of histological funisitis at term, we examined the symptoms of clinical chorioamnionitis in 251 cases of maternal fever of 38 degrees or higher during labor at term. The examined symptoms in this study were clinical maternal findings (uterine fundal tenderness, maternal tachycardia, purulent or foul amniotic fluid or cervical ...
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Necrotizing Funisitis Associated withActinomyces MeyeriInfection: A Case Report
Pediatric Pathology, 1994Necrotizing funisitis is associated with an increased rate of stillbirth, perinatal infection, and preterm delivery. No one organism has been associated with necrotizing funisitis, although this condition has been linked with congenital syphilis in some studies.
J R, Wright +4 more
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