Cases of placental abruption included in our study will be clinically defined and will not be only diagnosed by histological examination.
All cases will be reviewed by an experienced obstetrician in order to confirm the diagnosis.

Placental Abruption

Placenta Diseases

CHRU de Brest (médecine interne)

Study on Retroplacental Hematomas in Finistère

Retrospective Descriptive Study on Retroplacental Hematomas in Finistère

presence of an histologic placental abruption

presence of thrombi in the chorionic plate or intervillous thrombi

presence of maternal vascular malperfusion lesions such as macroscopic or microscopic infarcts, decidual arteriopathy or abnormal villous maturation

presence of fetal vascular malperfusion signs such as obliterative fetal vasculopathy or avascular villi

presence of chorangiosis or erythroblastosis

presence of chronic inflammation such as villitis or chronic intervillositis of unknown etiology, chronic chorioamniotitis or chronic deciduitis

presence of acute inflammation such as acute chorioamniotitis or funiculitis

use of aspirin or heparin during pregnancy

occurrence of premature rupture of membrane

occurrence of disseminated intravascular coagulation

chronic hypertension or chronic nephropathy

placenta previa/crocus sativus

Study on Retroplacental Hematomas in Finistère

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