[Prevention of Rh immunization. I. Theoretical background and management of the risk during the first half of pregnancy].
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Abortion, Induced↗
Biomedical subjects
Jørgen Falck Larsen
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[Prevention of Rh immunization. II. Management of the risk during the second half of pregnancy and postpartum].
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[RhD immunoprophylaxis should be adjusted].
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The changing number of cells in the human fetal forebrain and its subdivisions: a stereological analysis.
The total number of cells--including both neurons and glial cells - was estimated in the neocortical part of the human fetal telencephalon in 22 normal brains within four major developmental zones: the cortical plate/marginal zone, the subplate, the intermediate zone and the ventricular/subventricular zone. The fetal ages ranged from 13 to 41 weeks of gestation. The cellular growth in the human fetal forebrain appears to be two-phased: one rapid, exponential phase from 13 to 20 weeks of gestation and a second and slower phase, which increases linearly, from approximately 22 weeks of gestation to term. From 13 to 20 weeks of gestation the total number of cells increases by a factor of 4.3 from 3 x 10(9) cells to 13 x 10(9) cells at 20 weeks of gestation. From mid-gestation to term, the total cell number increases by a factor of 2.9 to 38 x 10(9) cells in the newborn infant. Studying cellular growth in the normal human fetal brain is important since it may serve as a useful parameter for the assessment of cortical growth in non-invasive and histological studies, and thus improve the analysis of fetal brain disturbances.
Autopsy↗