1968
DOI: 10.1016/0002-9378(68)90540-1
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Cytologic study of amniotic fluid in pregnancy

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“…This confirms our observation in earlier studies (Ferguson-Smith and Ferguson-Smith, 1970) that amniotic specimens obtained before 14 weeks and possibly after 30 weeks are less satisfactory than specimens obtained at 14 to 30 weeks. This is probably related to the low cell count in early pregnancy and the large number of anucleate cells in later pregnancy (Votta et al, 1968;Wachtel et al, 1969).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This confirms our observation in earlier studies (Ferguson-Smith and Ferguson-Smith, 1970) that amniotic specimens obtained before 14 weeks and possibly after 30 weeks are less satisfactory than specimens obtained at 14 to 30 weeks. This is probably related to the low cell count in early pregnancy and the large number of anucleate cells in later pregnancy (Votta et al, 1968;Wachtel et al, 1969).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Os recém-nascidos foram avaliados quanto à sua idade gestacional pela téc-nica de Lubchenco 26 39 e Caspi e Lederhaendler 11 também concluem que é um método de determinação de maturidade fetal que quando falha, dá mais resultado falso-negativos que falso-positivos. Em nosso trabalho não houve perigo de um pré-termo oferecer uma elevada percentagem de células, sendo indicada a antecipação do parto, o que iria acarretar prematuridade iatrogênica (Quadro).…”
Section: Materials E Métodounclassified
“…This confirms our observation in earlier studies (Ferguson-Smith and Ferguson-Smith, 1970) that amniotic specimens obtained before 14 weeks and possibly after 30 weeks are less satisfactory than specimens obtained at 14 to 30 weeks. This is probably related to the low cell count in early pregnancy and the large number of anucleate cells in later pregnancy (Votta et al, 1968;Wachtel et al, 1969). 71 One culture (B29) is of special interest as all mitoses were tetraploid.…”
Section: Hysterotomy Seriesmentioning
confidence: 99%