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Extrachorial placentation. Part 2. Perinatal outcomes

À.Å. Volkov , V.V. Voloshin

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The article presents an analysis of the perinatal outcomes of 320 pregnancies and childbirths with extrachorionic placentation type (EPT): placenta circumvallata — 103 (32.2%) cases, placenta marginata — 217 (67.8%). The control group consisted of 9869 cases without signs of EPT. An association of EPT, especially placenta circumvallata, with a high frequency of premature births, fetal growth restriction, increased blood loss in labor, fetal developmental abnormalities, umbilical cord abnormalities and low birth weight was noted.

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The article presents an analysis of the perinatal outcomes of 320 pregnancies and childbirths with extrachorionic placentation type (EPT): placenta circumvallata — 103 (32.2%) cases, placenta marginata — 217 (67.8%). The control group consisted of 9869 cases without signs of EPT. An association of EPT, especially placenta circumvallata, with a high frequency of premature births, fetal growth restriction, increased blood loss in labor, fetal developmental abnormalities, umbilical cord abnormalities and low birth weight was noted.

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The article presents an analysis of the perinatal outcomes of 320 pregnancies and childbirths with extrachorionic placentation type (EPT): placenta circumvallata — 103 (32.2%) cases, placenta marginata — 217 (67.8%). The control group consisted of 9869 cases without signs of EPT. An association of EPT, especially placenta circumvallata, with a high frequency of premature births, fetal growth restriction, increased blood loss in labor, fetal developmental abnormalities, umbilical cord abnormalities and low birth weight was noted.

Key concepts: Placentation, Obstetrics, Placenta, Umbilical cord, Fetus, Medicine, Fetal growth, Pregnancy

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