Titlebook: Keeling‘s Fetal and Neonatal Pathology; T. Yee Khong,Roger D. G. Malcomson Textbook 20155th edition Springer International Publishing 2015

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Congenital Abnormalities: Prenatal Diagnosis and Screening, a single major malformation and 0.7 % of newborns have multiple abnormalities. The majority of pregnancies in which major congenital abnormalities occur result in miscarriage, spontaneous fetal loss, or termination of pregnancy. With significant advances in imaging modalities and genetic testing ca

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The Impact of Infection During Pregnancy on the Mother and Baby,nsequently, preventive strategies and many evidence-based interventions directed toward the mother can benefit both the mother and baby. Infection continues to account for a major proportion of maternal, fetal, and neonatal mortality and morbidity worldwide. About 40 % of maternal deaths result from

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Genetic Metabolic Disease, deficiency of essential products of any given process. There are often further consequences of the primary perturbation, leading to compensatory physiology or further interference in cellular processes. These biochemical effects can, in some instances, lead to fetal developmental abnormalities and

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Fetal Hydrops,ic criteria include generalized skin edema with one or more serous cavity effusions. The underlying causes include various maternal, fetal, and placental conditions. Even if the underlying forces to edema formation are the same as has been described in adults (Starling forces), the unique features o

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Macerated Stillbirth,de and are associated with a number of risk factors, the most important of which are maternal and placental factors. Autopsy provides information that may be of use in determining time since death, gestational age of the fetus, mode of death, cause of fetal demise, and the likelihood of recurrence.

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Prematurity,ped and developing countries. It is 12–13 % in the United States of America (USA), 5–9 % in Europe, 9 % in Australia, and as high as 18 % in some countries in Africa. In developed countries the increased rate of preterm birth has been attributed to the changing demographics of childbearing. The mean