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Introduction Pericytes are a common feature in the placental microvasculature but their roles are not well understood. Pericytes may provide physical or endocrine support for endothelium and in some tissues mediate vasoconstriction.
S. Harris +12 more
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Multiscale computational modeling to quantify how spiral artery remodeling alters wall shear stress on placental villi. [PDF]
Proper placental development is essential for a healthy pregnancy. It depends on the remodeling of the maternal uterine vasculature to meet fetal demands while maintaining physiological intervillous space (IVS) hemodynamics for biochemical exchange ...
Armita Najmi, Noelia Grande Gutiérrez
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MORPHOMETRIC FEATURES OF TERMINAL VILLI IN PRETERM PLACENTA
In this study, morphometric features of terminal villi in term and preterm placentas were compared. Placentas of 13 patients whose pregnancy ended in premature birth and placentas of 35 women with physiological pregnancy and delivery at term were studied.
Ольга Васильевна Островская +17 more
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3-D STUDY OF VESSELS IN PERIPHERAL PLACENTAL VILLI
The microvascular bed of the human term placenta is located in the mature intermediate and terminal villi. Despite repeated studies, a commonly accepted model of its spatial organization is not yet available.
Marie Jirkovská +3 more
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Quantification of tissue fibronectin from terminal villi of placenta. [PDF]
Tissue fibronectin (TFn) was solubilized from the terminal villi of perfused human placentas by sequential chemical extractions and plasmin digestion. Alternatively, plasmin digestion of intact tissue solubilized all the TFn, which amounted to 1.8-2.9% of the dry weight of the villi. Concomitantly, 69% of the tissue was solubilized. The non-equilibrium
B. A. Bray
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Aim. To evaluate the prognostic value of micromorphometry of placental terminal villi for early diagnosis of intrauterine infections in newborns.Materials and methods.
O. Ostrovskaya +6 more
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Features of violation of maturation of the chorionic tree of the placenta at immaturity of the placental bed of the uterus on the background of iron deficiency anemia in pregnant women in terms of chronic insufficiency of manure [PDF]
The authors of the article investigated the quantitative parameters of the placental chorion tree during physiological pregnancy and gestation against the background of iron deficiency anemia.
Olena Tiulienieva +5 more
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Background & Objectives: Placental examination has clinical value in preeclampsia (PE) and IUGR. The luminal diameter of the uterine spiral arterioles in women with PE is narrowed leading to placental ischemia thus causing fetal hypoxia and pathological ...
L. Madhu, S. L. Karthavya, B. Lepakshi
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Morphometric investigations of terminal villi of diabetic placentas in relation to the White classification of diabetes mellitus [PDF]
In this morphometric study, terminal villi of 22 placentas of maternal diabetes mellitus were compared with the results in terminal villi of 22 normal placentas. The results demonstrate that there is a distinct retardation in maturation, statistically significant with bigger cross sectional surfaces of the terminal villi, particularly, when classified ...
Frank Stoz, R. Schuhmann, A. Schmid
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Aim: To investigate the pathomorphological changes in the terminal chorionic villi during COVID-19 in pregnant women. Materials and Methods: A total of 123 placentas were studied in cases of live term births (groups І) and antenatal asphyxia (groups ІІ). The subgroups were defined as follows: II.2 and I.2 (post-COVID interval of 1–4 weeks); I.1 and II.
T. Savchuk +4 more
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