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We investigated the importance of maternal hypertension and cigarette smoking, and their interaction, as risk factors for abruptio placentae, using Massachusetts birth certificate data for 1987-1988. We used multiple logistic regression procedures to model data from 943 abruptio placentae cases and
OBJECTIVE
To evaluate whether changes in the cerebroplacental Doppler and birth weight (BW) suggestive of chronic fetal hypoxemia, precede the development of late-onset placental abruption (PA) after 32 weeks.
METHODS
In a multicenter retrospective study, the Doppler examinations of the fetal
Few data are available on the role of hypoxia in sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). The purpose of this study was to assess whether 10 antenatal factors consistent with in utero hypoxia were associated with an increased risk of SIDS. Cases and two sets of controls were chosen from the Upstate New
Chorangiosis is a rare abnormality of placental capillary proliferation, associated with hypoxia in utero. A 23-year-old primigravida developed placental abruption at 33 weeks' gestation, and an emergency cesarean section was performed. Placental histology revealed chorangiosis. The infant was in
Intrauterine hypoxia/asphyxia is an unchallenged cause of perinatal death, but whether sublethal degrees of hypoxia result frequently in brain damage in surviving infants is less certain. To test this hypothesis, obstetric patients with abruptio placentae, placenta previa, and prolapse of the
15 uteri removed surgically because of abruptio placentae (AP) were studied morphologically. AP develops as a process due to a combination of maternal (endometritis, gestosis, adenomyosis), placental (pathology of microvilli, hypercoagulation of venous blood) and hemorheological (thrombosis of
BACKGROUND
Fetal hypoxia-ischemia (H-I) results in significant morbidity and mortality. Little is known about the timing of death in human stillbirths. The vulnerability of the fetus varies with age at the time of insult, but it is unknown what happens to the timing of fetal death in relation to a
Placental abruption, defined as complete or partial detachment of the placenta before delivery, is one of the most devastating pregnancy complications. Bleeding and pain consist the classical symptoms of placental abruption but the clinical picture varies from asymptomatic, in which the diagnosis is
OBJECTIVE
This study aims to categorize infants treated with therapeutic hypothermia who presented with suspected subacute hypoxia-ischemia-that is, injury that likely occurred well before delivery and thus beyond the 6-hour window for therapeutic hypothermia-and to contrast the clinical
OBJECTIVE
To characterize the maternal and fetal presentation of abruptio placentae and associated maternal and fetal morbidity and mortality by mode of delivery and fetal status on admission.
METHODS
Perinatal data (gestational age > 24 weeks) from women with abruptio placentae at a tertiary
Disorders of the maternal-placental-fetal unit often results in fetal brain injury, which in turn results in one of the highest burdens of disease, because of the lifelong consequences and cost to society. Investigating hypoxia-ischemia in the perinatal period requires the factoring of timing of the
BACKGROUND
Although abruptio placentae causes hypoxia in the infant and thus leading to cerebral palsy (CP), its incidence and clinical features at a nationwide level have not been demonstrated.
OBJECTIVE
To determine the proportion of abruptio placentae among antenatal and intrapartum causative
Because severe ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS) is a potentially life-threatening iatrogenic complication, much effort is made to prevent it and the anticipated pregnancy naturally becomes of secondary importance. There are many publications on OHSS, but very few on pregnancy outcomes. This
In a series of 12,587 deliveries in patients of low socio-economic class, there were 356 stillbirths; prospective analysis of these showed that 42.1% occurred in the 4.7% of cases in which the mother had received no antenatal care. When booked and unbooked patients were compared it was found that
OBJECTIVE
To evaluate the risk of adverse maternal and perinatal outcomes among pregnant women hospitalised following falls.
METHODS
A population-based retrospective cohort study.
METHODS
Washington State, USA.
METHODS
Pregnant women with a fetal death or live birth certificate linked to the