...). The influence of gestational age (GA), field strength, placenta position, and maternal panniculus on image quality and imaging score were tested. Results: 30 scans were performed at 1.5T, 30 at 3T. Heart position, atria, and ventricles could be seen in all 60 fetuses. Basic diagnosis (>12 points...

.... Fetal growth restriction Fetal vascular malperfusion Maternal vascular malperfusion Placenta What does this study add to current knowledge? In early-onset fetal growth restriction (FGR), placental pathologic features of severe maternal vascular malperfusion (MVM) are independently...

... to signs of fetal hemorrhage, treating with weekly maternal IV immunoglobulin administration results in a better outcome [2]. The most common antigen found in FNAIT in Caucasians is HPA-1a (±80%), HPA-5b (±15%), and HPA-3a (±2%) [1]. Human platelet antigens-5b Allo-antibodies Placenta Subamniotic...

.... There is limited evidence about SARS-CoV-2 viral load in placenta. This study aimed to investigate the relationship between SARS-CoV-2 viral load in the placenta and clinical development of HDP after COVID-19 throughout different periods of gestation. Methods: This is a case-control study in women with and without...

... with a hemoglobin value of 9.8 g/dL and an increased reticulocyte count (72‰). Color dye injection of the placenta revealed the presence of a deep-hidden small veno-venous anastomosis. Dichorionicity was confirmed on histologic examination. Aside from respiratory distress syndrome, the donor twin had...

...), placental thickness (PT), and the free uterine surface (FUS) area not occupied by placenta were considered for 2D biometry evaluation. Each variable was measured in 2 orthogonal planes with mean values used for the analysis. Intra- and interobserver agreement was evaluated. Results: Intraobserver agreement...

...Inas Babic; Alberto Mejia; Julie-Anne Wrobleski; Minxue Shen; Shi Wu Wen; Felipe Moretti Objectives: To validate intraplacental villous artery (IPVA) Doppler as a predictor for placenta-mediated diseases (PMDs), to compare its predictive value with uterine artery (UtA) Doppler and placental...

...-eclampsia Intrauterine growth restriction Placenta Placental dysfunction has significant implications for both mother and fetus. Manifestations of chronic placental dysfunction include a small fetus, hypertensive disorders (including pre-eclampsia [PE]), and pregnancy complications...

... biomarkers with ultrasound growth parameters. The purpose of this study was to identify to what extent these parameters are able to detect intrauterine growth restriction and adverse neonatal outcome in SGA and AGA neonates. Biochemical markers Fetal biometry Fetal growth restriction Placenta ©...

... cells Placenta Myelomeningocele (MMC), commonly known as spina bifida, is the result of failed neurulation during the fourth week after fertilization [ 1 ]. Exposure of the spinal cord results in spinal cord injury due to neurotoxicity of the amniotic fluid, as well as ongoing intrauterine...

... or property resulting from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Maternal echocardiography Twin pregnancy Maternal haemodynamics Diastolic function Chorionicity Placenta This was a prospective longitudinal multicentre study involving three...

... MRI was performed on E19 using gadolinium chelates and a 4.7-T MRI apparatus for small animals. Quantitative analysis was performed using an image software program: placental blood flow (perfusion in mL/min/100 mL of placenta) and fractional volume of the maternal vascular placental compartment (ratio...

... HIG effects on placentas collected for the CHIP study. Materials and Methods: Virological and histological analyses were performed on 40 placentas from transmitter and nontransmitter HIG-treated and untreated mothers by assessing the number of CMV-positive cells, tissue viral load, tissue damage...

..., instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Chorioangioma Cyanoacrylate Embolization Enbucrilate Placenta Portal vein Venous thrombosis • Untreated placental chorioangiomas are potentially lethal. There are a handful of case reports within the past decade...

... vessel dilation and diameter expansion, and stimulates the development of larger placenta and pups in pregnant rats [ 25 ]. Lower LGALS13 expression [ 26,27 ] and reduced serum PP13 levels [ 22 ] are correlated with high risk to develop PE in the first trimester. The -98A/C promoter polymorphism...

... syndrome. Methods: We used an ex vivo blood-perfused human placenta model to compare time to complete coagulation using 30 vs. 50 W of neodymium-doped yttrium aluminum garnet laser power and using a firing angle of 90° vs. 45°. Placentas were perfused with pig blood at 5 mL/min. Differences were analyzed...

... which prenatal adverse effect is associated exactly with which component [ 8 ]. Several reports have documented that nicotine crosses the placenta. It has been detected in the fetal circulation and amniotic fluid at levels exceeding maternal serum concentrations by 15 and 54%, respectively, as well...

... lesions with BW/PW ratios. Materials and Methods: During the period between 2008 and 2013, placentas from deliveries at gestational age (GA) ≥37 weeks, including both complicated and uncomplicated pregnancies, were sent for histopathology evaluation. Maternal and labor characteristics and pathological...

... without SIUGR. These findings suggest that differences in donor individual placental weights for SIUGR gestations may not solely be related to differences in placental share. Twin-twin transfusion syndrome Selective intrauterine growth restriction Growth discordance Placenta jennyrenaeking...

.... Pathological examination of the placenta confirmed an infarcted chorioangioma. Literature on the various prenatal treatments of chorioangioma was reviewed and showed that embolisation using cyanoacrylate is a feasible, simple, and effective treatment for large chorioangiomas. The techniques to optimise...