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V Condemi

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PubMed1978

[Cystine aminopeptidase (CAP) in induced labour and puerperium (author's transl)].

Serum cystine-animo-peptidase (CAP) is a valid test for placental function. We found it interesting following up the variations of CAP during induced labour and early puerperium; with this aim in view we determined the values of the enzyme in 33 pregnant nullipares. Six blood samples were taken from each woman. (174 determinations in all): 1) before labour; 2) at 5 cm. dilatation of the uterine neck; 3) immediately after the expulsion of fetus; 4) two hours after delivery; 5) first day of puerperium; 6) in the fourth day of puerperium. Statistical analysis -- Wilcoxon's test and rank bivalent variants analysis of Friedman (X2r) -- show that the variations of values in the first four groups are not statistically significant; values from 1th and 4th day of puerperium show a mean reduction in level of CAP which is remarkable and statistically significant.

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PubMed1977

[Cystine aminopeptidase (CAP) and intrauterine death of the fetus].

13 pathologic pregnancies with intrauterine fetal death, serially monitored by C.A.P. determination, were retrospectively examined. In 81,81% of the cases the last C.A.P. value determinated before fetal death is situated below the--1 of standard deviation. Furthermore 50 cases with the last C.A.P. value situated below the--1 of standard deviation were considered: in 26% of these cases subsequentely happened intrauterine fetal death.

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[Cystine-amino-peptidase (C.A.P.) and D.B.P. in "at risk" pregnancy with "poor intrauterine fetale growth" (P.I.F.G.) (author's transl)].

The normal range of serum cystine-amino-peptidase (C.A.P.) in 54 cases of uncomplicated pregnancies was established. 21 patients whose pregnancies were though to be "at risk" were serially monitored by sonar biparietal cephalometry and serum cystine-amino-peptidase determination. The results show that exists a correlation between C.A.P. and biparietal cephalometry values. Furthermore the "predictive power" towards neonatal conditions (by birth weight and Apgar score determination) was of 77,55% for the biparietal cephalometry and 76,10% for C.A.P.

Aminopeptidases↗
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[Serial determinations of serum oxytocinase and ultrasonic biparietal cephalometry in normal and high-risk pregnancies].

The value of sonor biparietal cephalometry and serum oxytocinase that we have obtained with weekly simultaneous determinations in 14 females with normal pregnancy and in 5 with pathological pregnancy, from 24th to 39th week, show a statical positive relation. Serum oxitocinase determination against hormonal tests of the phetoplancental function (urinary oestriol, pregnandiol, serum HCS, ecc.) give advantages: it is the easyer, faster and less espandove determination. Therefore we think that it is helpful to determin togheter serial values of sonar biparietal cephalometry and serum oxytocinase to anticipate the endouterine fetal growth retardation.

Aminopeptidases↗
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[Maternal and foetal aminoacidaemia and amino acids contents of amniotic fluid in normal, gestosic and diabetic pregnancy (author's transl)].

The AA. have examined 9 cases of normal pregnancy, 5 cases of E.P.H. gestosis and 5 cases of diabetes mellitus, for which cases caesarean section had been planed, determining the aminogram of the amniotic fluid, of the mother's venous plasma and of the umbilical venous plasma; the 3 samples were performed about contemporaneously. Both in the normal pregnancies and in those complicated by E.P.H. gestosis and by diabetes mellitus, the concentration of amino acids was higher in the umbilical venous plasma than in that of the mother and higher in the latter than in the amniotic fluid, with the exception of glycine, taurine, glutammic acid and aspartic acid in the normal pregnancies, of taurine in the gestosic pregnancies, of taurine, citrulline, glutammic and aspartic acid in the diabetic pregnancies.

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[Labor in patients previously subjected to cesarean section: maternal and fetal aspects. Review of the literature].

In the present study the authors, on the basis of the existing literature, analyse the delivery problem in previous cesarean section patient, especially about maternal mortality and morbidity. After cesarean section vaginal delivery may occur only in selected patients, with precautionary measures and continuous monitoring in labor. The maternal mortality is lower in vaginal delivery patients after cesarean section than in iterative cesarean section patients; also the post operating complications are more frequent after iterative cesarean section. Perinatal mortality is in relation to uterine rupture, perinatal morbidity to iatrogenic prematurity and neonatal respiratory adaptation.

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