… The well-acknowledged disturbed extravillous invasion of maternal spiral arteries in
preeclampsia is summarized, as are briefly novel concepts of disturbed extravillous endoglandular …

… in a first trimester preclinical phase, followed by a second trimester clinical phase, presenting
as placental hypoxia leading to maternal preeclampsia and fetal growth restriction. This …

… ‘physiological changes’ by Brosens and his colleagues [5] to describe the conversion of these
small arteries to … The rheological consequences of insufficient maternal artery remodeling …

… included in the model, physiological increases in SpA and/or … there is a progressive, sequential
transformation of the uterine … the impact of the hose effect may be exacerbated in mothers …

… Spiral artery remodeling is one of the key maternal adaptations to pregnancy, allowing …
of spiral artery ‘physiological change’, now referred to as ‘remodeling’ or ‘transformation’ were …

… the physiological trophoblast invasion converting … maternal circulation [1]. At 12–13 weeks
of gestation, trophoblast cells have invaded the decidual segments of maternal spiral arteries (…

… pregnancy transforms maternal spiral arteries from low-flow, high-resistance arteries into …
uterine vasculature will greatly aid in the translation of computational modeling. However, there …

… have the same rheological consequences, there are certain … , spiral artery remodeling is a
complex physiological process … where it is cleaved and converted into androstenedione by the …

… the transformation of the high-resistance, vasoreactive spiral … spiral arteries across the entire
uterus. Brosens and Dixon … that radial arteries typically bifurcate into 2 to 3 spiral arteries; …

… Failed conversion of the spiral arteries from tight spirals to … radial arteries are the rate-limiting
vessels for maternal uterine … the radial arteries remain smaller than the spiral arteries from …