The value of biochemical estimations on amniotic fluid in management of the high-risk pregnancy.
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Biomedical subjects
S Aladjem
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Phase contrast microscopy of the placenta.
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Biopsy↗
Placental score and neonatal outcome: a clinical and pathologic study.
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Apgar Score↗
Placental aspects of fetalheart rate patterns.
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Effect of meperidine on uterine contractility.
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Studies in placental circulation. Vascular area of the terminal villus in normal and abnormal pregnancies.
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Placenta of the premature infant.
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Edema↗
Morphopathology of the human placental villi and the fetal outcome. (A study by phase-contrast microscopy).
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Abortion, Spontaneous↗
Phase contrast microscopic observations of the human placenta from six weeks to term. An anatomic and clinical correlation.
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Abortion, Spontaneous↗
Morphologic aspects of the placenta in gestational diabetes seen by phase-contrast microscopy. An anatomicoclinical correlation.
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Birth Weight↗
The syncytial knot: a sign of active syncytial proliferation.
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Extraembryonic Membranes↗
Correlation of pregnancy wastage and hypoplasia of placental syncytium. Study by phase-contrast microscopy.
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Abortion, Therapeutic↗
Perinatal evaluation and prognosis of the premature fetus and newborn infant through phase-contrast microscopy of the placenta.
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Birth Weight↗
Effect of therapeutic levels of magnesium sulphate, methyldopa, hydralazine and phenobarbitone on normal term human trophoblast in vitro.
The development of a technique allowing prolonged culture in vitro of normal term human trophoblast facilitates examining what effects, if any, drugs commonly used in pregnancy may have on placental tissue. Dosages compatible with therapeutic blood levels of magnesium sulphate, methyldopa, hydralazine and phenobarbitone were tested individually in vitro on monolayer cultures of normal term trophoblast. Hydralazine and magnesium sulphate additions resulted in a 100 per cent loss of viability of trophoblast cells. Phenobarbitone caused an 8 per cent decrease in cell viability, while methyldopa caused only a 2 per cent decrease in cell viability.
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