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... • Incidence of abruptio placenta in India varies anywhere between 1:50 to 1:500.This wide variation is because of various modes of presentation and the inaccurate documentation. It may be a very ... See full document

... as abruptio placentae were also ...palpitations). Obstetric history: Previous pregnancies and details (mode, outcome, similar previous episode in earlier pregnancies, abortions and miscarriage history) and ... See full document

... Placental abruption is a main obstetric complication and an major cause of both maternal and perinatal morbidity and mortality, with an incidence of 5.9 to 6.5 per 1000 singleton births and 12.2 per 1000 twin ... See full document

... explored home versus hospital management of women with placenta previa. Twenty-seven women were randomized to bed rest with minimal ambulation in hospital, and 26 women were discharged home. Recurrent bleeding ... See full document

... the placenta as the probable pathogenetic focus of pre-eclampsia, as the disease usually resolves within 24 – 48 hours after delivery of the ...the placenta in pre-eclampsia remains unclear there are ... See full document

... Language Endangerment: Challenges and Responses, offers a general discussion of some of the complex and pressing issues, such as the assessment of the degree of language endangerment (Simons & Lewis, ... See full document

... the placenta is to transfer oxygen and nutrients from the maternal circulation to the fetal ...the placenta frequently fails to meet the demands placed upon it and that the resulting condition of placental ... See full document

... CONGENITAL NEUROBLASTOMA INVOLVING THE PLACENTA: Reports of. Services[r] ... See full document

... Methods: Ten samples claimed as Placenta Hominis were collected from herbal shops in China, Hong Kong and Taiwan. Species‑specific diagnostic primers for human, cow, deer and sheep were designed for PCR ... See full document

... Given our interest in microbial infection and preterm birth, we sought to carry out a comprehensive study of pla- cental samples to evaluate possible microbial colonization and to provide a platform for future research. ... See full document

... placenta with fewer cells than normal. The timing of a pathologic event may he impor- tant in determiniilg the cellular response. Such a time-dependent response has been. recently demons[r] ... See full document

... You can only use these hours for baseline hours and not hours designated in the education plan assigned to a specific competency area. Baseline hours are listed as hours that are assig[r] ... See full document

... Advances in Obstetric Ultrasound Med J Malaysia Vol 46 No 4 December 1991 Advances in Obstetric Ultrasound S Raman MRCOG, PICS, FACS C TaiMRCOG H S Neoh MRCOG Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology,[.] ... See full document

... A standard obstetric sonogram in the first trimester includes evaluation of the presence, size, location, and number of gestational sac(s). The gestational sac is examined for the presence of a yolk sac and ... See full document

... 1.30 pre-pregnancy genetic screening until recently, the offer of pre-pregnancy genetic screening for recessive disorders such as cystic fibrosis has been limited by the lack of routine availability of tests and their ... See full document

... Though it is a reproductive tissue, it functions as an important endocrine gland. The discovery of Human Chorionic Gonadotrophin many years ago, led to the development of early pregnancy tests. The placenta is a ... See full document

... result of this, the spiral arteries offer resistance due to persistence of muscular and elastic tissues. The vessels remain responsive to vasomotor stimuli and fail to dilate. Histologically it is seen that in ... See full document

... Data were collected on patient age, parity, gestational age at time of cesarean section, history of previous cesarean section(s), and degree of PP by ultrasound. The evaluation also included whether cesarean section was ... See full document

... ischemic placenta could release higher TNF-α compared to controls, im- plied that increased secretion of TNF-α may contribute to damages of maternal endothelial ... See full document

... Introduction: Placenta accreta is due to invasive placental ...of placenta with underlying lower uterine segment in a stable patient desiring future ...of placenta accreta diagnosed pre-operatively ... See full document