… placental abnormalities, stillbirth, Apgar 5 minutes <6, small-for-gestational age infant, and
macrosomia. Indications for which placental findings did … lobe/multilobed placenta, meconium-…

… placenta or placenta accreta, unusual infections such as cytomegalovirus or listeria, and
findings … diseases); (2) conditions associated with a high probability of recurrence in subsequent …

… ) in infants of patient'i with Grade III placentas. These findings suggest that placental grading
may need to be part of a multifactorial assessment of fetal maturity in the diabetic or high-…

… the high-risk subgroups were further subdivided into preterm and term pregnancies. Placental
grade distribution was similar between the high-… varying distributions of placental grade. In …

… It is a relatively common placental finding affecting between 5% and 15% of all third-trimester
placentas. VUE is generally considered to found in subclinical or normal pregnancy. …

… Subsequently, for a time, these gross placental findings were treated as curiosities with
little clinical significance. At present, it is believed that abnormal shape and UC insertion may …

… real time if there are placental findings that may help explain clinical … grading system in
which high grade MVM was defined by AVM plus one or more of the following features: placental …

… of the placenta in trauma patients and for staging placental tumors. Finally, we explain
several newer techniques for placental … about placental pathophysiology in selected patients. …

… Many past obstacles have limited the incorporation of placental findings into both clinical …
how severe they are (ie, high grade vs low grade, where high grade signifies a lesion or set of …

… In Table 3 we show the prevalence of the placental findings and … placental findings of
stillbirths and provide meaningful explanations to stillbirth parents. First, there were no findings …