placental pathology
Placental Pathology in Neonatal Stroke
... Placental pathology was evident in 10 of 12 patients (83%), whereas 2 pla- centas were within normal limits (Ta- ble ...3). Placental weights ranged from 204 to 808 g, with a median of ...decreased ...
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Original Article Racial disparity in placental pathology in the collaborative perinatal project
... detailed placental examinations following a standard protocol with quality control ...and placental pathology adjusting for potential ...low placental weight (95% CI, 1.3-1.7). However, ...
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Impact of Maternal and Placental Pathology on Successful Umbilical Cord Blood Sampling and Cryopreservation
... maternal, placental or fetal pathology before storage might have an impact on the quality of umbilical cord stem cells (UCBSC) and on the success of sampling and cryopreservation, viability and quantity of ...
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Analysis of placental pathology and fetal outcome
... Figure 4: Macrophages in the intervillous spaces. Marcorelles in a bibliographic review using the Medline and PubMed databases suggests that umbilical cord anomalies, fetal thrombotic vasculopathy, chronic villitis of ...
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Placental pathology and its correlation with immediate feto neonatal outcome
... Background: Placenta plays a major role in growth and development of the fetus as it helps in both exchange of nutrients and removal of waste. Even though it yields a valuable information of prognostic significance for ...
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Original Article Coagulation function and placental pathology in neonates with placental abruption
... Abstract: This study aimed to investigate the coagulation function and placental pathology in neonates with pla- cental abruption (PA). A total of 60 neonates with PA and 60 neonates without PA were ...
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Gestational hyperglycemia on diet and medication: impact on placental pathology and pregnancy outcomes
... After taking photographs of the foetal and maternal surfaces, 2 bits were taken each from the membrane roll and umbilical cord. The placental parenchyma was then cut into thin slices with the interval of 1.0cm ...
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Placental Pathology of the Pregnant Mouse Inoculated with Brucella abortus Strain 2308
... in placental sectio ns was performed by sta nd a rd im m uno peroxi dase techniques usi ng bio tinylated seco nda ry ant ibo dy and a vidi n biotin pero xi- dase com plex (ABC) techniqu ...sinized placental ...
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Placental pathology in intrauterine growth restriction and its relation to perinatal outcome
... that there is diminished maternal blood flow in such cases and this has been confirmed by Doppler studies of uteroplacental circulation. (Trudinger et al, Mc Cowarr et al, Jacobson et al, Beroley et al, Schulmann et al, ...
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Placental Pathology in Low Birth Weight Live Births.
... The placenta has been described as the mirror of the perinatal mortality. Intra uterine growth retardation is a complication of many pregnancies. The factors responsible for growth retardation include maternal ...
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Distinct placental malaria pathology caused by different Plasmodium berghei lines that fail to induce cerebral malaria in the C57BL/6 mouse
... thickening, placental tissue disorganization (Figure 4 B-D) and associated necrosis foci in the labyrinth zone and thrombi (Figure 4E) as compared to non-infected placentas (Figure ...of placental ...
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HUMAN PLACENTAL LIPID METABOLISM
... There is some evidence in hu- mans that unsaturated fatty acids may cross the placenta from the mother to the fetus.2 Therefore, the placental handling of fatty acids may explain differe[r] ...
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Placental Abruption and Child Mortality
... and placental abruption and 12 570 matched referent women with a singleton birth without placental ...after placental abruption (later referred to as index children) and 12 530 referent ...
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Placental site trophoblastic disease
... Surgery is the most appropriate treatment option in most cases of placental- site trophoblastic tumor, since itis less chemosensi- tive than invasive moleor choriocarcinoma. Simple hysterectomy is the preferred ...
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Immune cells in the placental bed
... trimester placental bed biopsies (Scaife et ...the placental membranes and delivered placenta, while others have studied decidua in placental bed ...
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PLACENTAL CLEARANCE AND FETAL OXYGENATION
... Oxygen tensions in maternal artery (Al]), uterine vein (VI), umbilical vein (NO) and um- bilical artery (u#{149}) are presented during periods. of air and oxygen inhalation[r] ...
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Accessory Placental Structures—A Review
... the placental areola, equines have the chorionic girdle, and carnivores have hemophagous organs that are equi- valent to the placental hematoma in ...
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Human placental transport of cimetidine
... placenta. Transfer of cimetidine from maternal to fetal compartments showed no saturation kinetics and was not inhibited by putative carrier competitors. Cimetidine did not accumulate against a drug concentration ...
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Diagnostic comparison of malaria infection in peripheral blood, placental blood and placental biopsies in Cameroonian parturient women
... Fixed placental biopsies were transferred to the Anatomy and Pathology (ANAPATH) Laboratory, University of Yaoundé I Teaching Hospital (CHU), Yaoundé, Cameroon, where they were processed, embed- ded in ...
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Placental Homing Peptide-microRNA Inhibitor Conjugates For Targeted Enhancement Of Intrinsic Placental Growth Signalling
... from placental explants ...of placental-specific miRNAs, to further reduce the risk of antagomirs causing off-target effects in other tissues, and to correct dysregulated miRNA expression that may underlie ...
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