… The chorion subsequently fuses with the allantois to form the chorionic plate, the source of
fetal vasculature, which invaginates into the chorionic trophoblast layer to form the placental …

… circulation; and second, the fetal circulation, with the placenta itself being dominated by the
fetal vascular … factor in fetus growth and development, while the maternal-fetal placental …

… the development of fetal annexes and identifying … chorionic plate (area) and the vertical
(thickness), as well as the arborization of the villi and the vascular surface of maternal-fetal …

… to follow changes in fetal circulation and optimize timing of … removal of decidua basalis and
chorionic plate, washed in cold … Anthropometric measurements were obtained on the neonate …

… The fetal anthropometric parameters were … wavy chorionic plate outline, scattered echogenic
particles within the placental substance and no echogenic particle extends to the basal plate…

… into the fetal membranes between the amnion and chorion … ’s jelly or the placenta chorionic
plate [40]. Marginal cord … deficiency of fetal-placental circulation, suggesting that the fetus is …

… and with offspring anthropometric parameters at birth and 1 year, 3 and 5 years of age. …
altered substrate levels in the maternal and fetal circulation may be not restricted to the placenta …

… vascular properties have in normal physiology, they might reflect specific characteristics of
the offspring (eg, vascular … relationship between maternal anthropometric and metabolic …

… application as small-diameter vascular grafts. Arteries from two different sources with distinct
vascular anatomy were adopted, namely from human placental chorion (inner diameter (id) …

… Near the chorionic plate and in the periphery of the placentomes the … fetal metabolic end
products into the maternal circulation, thereby regulating the acid base compo sition of the fetal …