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[Absence of valves in the placental and umbilical veins as a frequent cause of fetal death during labor].
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Malnutrition of the newborn secondary to placental abnormalities.
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Correlation of placental anomalies with spontaneous abortion or premature separation.
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A clinical and pathological study of placenta accreta.
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Placenta extrachorialis (placenta marginata and placenta circumvallata).
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Spontaneous rupture of the uterus due to placenta percreta; a case report.
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A human monozygotic quintuplet placenta: report of a specimen.
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Human placental anomalies; etiology, evolution and historical background.
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[Placental anomalies & their relation to habitual abortion & the premature abruption of the placenta].
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[An attempt to systematize disorders of placental development].
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Succenturiate lobe of the placenta with vasa previa and prolapse of the umbilical cord.
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[A rare shape of the placenta; placenta bipartita, bilobata, dimidiata, duplex].
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Association of placental infarcts with abnormal pregnancy.
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[Traumatic uterine synechiae and placenta accreta: a frequent and serious association].
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