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Placenta, 1984
Eighty-one placentae from women with leprosy and 17 placentae from healthy controls were subjected to a detailed macroscopic, light microscopic, ultrastructural, immunopathological, microbiological and biochemical study. The placental morphology and immunohistology were normal, and there was no morphological evidence of infection of the placenta due to
M E, Duncan +3 more
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Eighty-one placentae from women with leprosy and 17 placentae from healthy controls were subjected to a detailed macroscopic, light microscopic, ultrastructural, immunopathological, microbiological and biochemical study. The placental morphology and immunohistology were normal, and there was no morphological evidence of infection of the placenta due to
M E, Duncan +3 more
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Hypofibrinogenemia and the placenta
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1958Abstract 1. 1. Six cases of hypofibrinogenemia associated with pregnancy have been reported and discussed, with attention to the deposition of fibrin in the placenta of each. Four of these were of the dead fetus syndrome, one of which was actually a missed abortion, and is thought to be the first such case described.
J G, STOUFFER, C T, ASHWORTH
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2020
Water is the major component of cells and tissues. The fetal body consists of about 70-90% water and its fluid balance is dependent on the mother. In fact, abortion, premature birth, amniotic fluid volume abnormality, malformation and fetal growth restrictions might result when the homeostasis of the maternal-fetal fluid exchange is disrupted.
Antonio, Pérez-Pérez +7 more
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Water is the major component of cells and tissues. The fetal body consists of about 70-90% water and its fluid balance is dependent on the mother. In fact, abortion, premature birth, amniotic fluid volume abnormality, malformation and fetal growth restrictions might result when the homeostasis of the maternal-fetal fluid exchange is disrupted.
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Australian and New Zealand Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 2002
ABSTRACTPrimary non‐trophoblastic tumours of the placenta reported to date are chorioangioma and teratoma, both of which are extremely rare. A case of teratoma in a term placenta is reported.
R G, Chandy, A, Korula, L, Seshadri
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ABSTRACTPrimary non‐trophoblastic tumours of the placenta reported to date are chorioangioma and teratoma, both of which are extremely rare. A case of teratoma in a term placenta is reported.
R G, Chandy, A, Korula, L, Seshadri
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Seminars in Reproductive Medicine, 2000
Despite the critical role the placenta plays in governing the outcome of pregnancy, a great deal remains to be learned about this transient organ. Several factors have contributed to our relative lack of knowledge. For example, most of the placenta's development, which precedes that of the embryo or fetus, occurs during the first half of pregnancy in ...
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Despite the critical role the placenta plays in governing the outcome of pregnancy, a great deal remains to be learned about this transient organ. Several factors have contributed to our relative lack of knowledge. For example, most of the placenta's development, which precedes that of the embryo or fetus, occurs during the first half of pregnancy in ...
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Clinics in Perinatology, 2007
The placenta not only "records" and reflects the intrauterine environment, it also provides valuable information on the cause and timing of many adverse events and conditions. The placenta may be useful in several ways. It may be the cause of injury due to an inherent abnormality, it may "malfunction" because of disease processes that are not primarily
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The placenta not only "records" and reflects the intrauterine environment, it also provides valuable information on the cause and timing of many adverse events and conditions. The placenta may be useful in several ways. It may be the cause of injury due to an inherent abnormality, it may "malfunction" because of disease processes that are not primarily
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Clinical Obstetrics & Gynecology
Placenta previa is an important and potentially life-threatening cause of bleeding. Historically, it was a major contributor to maternal mortality until advancements in obstetric care, including prenatal ultrasound, cesarean delivery, and transfusion medicine, drastically improved outcomes.
Yinka Oyelese, Scott A. Shainker
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Placenta previa is an important and potentially life-threatening cause of bleeding. Historically, it was a major contributor to maternal mortality until advancements in obstetric care, including prenatal ultrasound, cesarean delivery, and transfusion medicine, drastically improved outcomes.
Yinka Oyelese, Scott A. Shainker
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PLACENTA EXTRACHORIALIS (PLACENTA MARGINATA AND PLACENTA CIRCUMVALLATA)
Obstetrical & Gynecological Survey, 1961openaire +3 more sources
Seminars in Diagnostic Pathology, 2016
The placenta is one of the most common gross pathology specimens encountered by surgical pathologists, yet primary tumors are exceptionally rare and even rarer are entities with the potential to mimic malignancy. There are many nonneoplasticmass forming lesions in the placenta that are important to be aware of as many of these can be associated with ...
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The placenta is one of the most common gross pathology specimens encountered by surgical pathologists, yet primary tumors are exceptionally rare and even rarer are entities with the potential to mimic malignancy. There are many nonneoplasticmass forming lesions in the placenta that are important to be aware of as many of these can be associated with ...
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