Preeclampsia is a pregnancy-specific syndrome characterized by a sudden increase in
blood pressure accompanied by proteinuria and/or maternal multi-system damage …

Background: Hypertensive pregnancy may be responsible for vascular damage, enhanced
systemic inflammation and insulin resistance in the placenta as oxygen and nutrient transfer …

Установлено, что материнская и плодная части плаценты у коров при осложнении
беременности эклампсией уплощены, отечны, их общее число уменьшено до 83-91 …

Results We found a significant association between each histopathological parameters of
the placenta, including fibrin deposition, maternal floor infarction, calcification, villous …

Objectives: The objective of this study was to investigate correlation of gross morphology of
human placenta with birthweight in normotensive and pre-eclamptic pregnancies obtained …

Methods: A prospective, observational study was undertaken for one year. Placentae of pre-
eclamptic patients and matched controls (matched for age, ethnic and socio-economic …

Placentae from 67 mothers were studied, of which 28 were from mothers with uncomplicated
pregnancies, and the remaining were associated with various maternal and fetal disorders …

Undisputedly, the placenta and umbilical cord have been considered to fundamentally
contribute to perinatal outcome. Unfortunately, robust reports on this in our setting are …

Теоретически обосновано и практически доказано, что у коров плодная и маточная
части плаценты при сложном течении беременности (гестоз) отечны, уплощены, их …

The placenta is responsible for development and growth of fetus. It is evident that healthy
fetus requires development of the placenta during pregnancy. Hypertension can have …