2014
DOI: 10.20344/amp.3952
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Estudo da Prevalência de Anomalias Cromossómicas em Abortamentos Espontâneos ou Mortes Fetais

Abstract: Results: Of the 401 cases sent to cytogenetic study, it was possible to obtain information about the chromosomal complement in 333 cases, of which 72.7% showed normal karyotype, and 27.3% abnormal karyotype. Aneuploidies represented 92.3% of the identified chromosomopathies, with trisomies being the most frequent, related with an advanced maternal age and an early gestational age. There was no agreement between the results of the cytogenetic and the anatomopathologic analysis. Discussion/Conclusion: The preval… Show more

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“…Various chromosomal changes are particularly predominant in cases of abortion. Most chromosomal disorders are sporadic and have little risk of recurrence, but their analysis is important for couples and has a prognostic value in terms of the next pregnancy [ 18 ]. Chromosomal problems in the form of aneuploidy (trisomy-monosomy) and polyploidy (triploidy-tetraploidy) are determining factors in at least 50% of first trimester abortions, 25% of second, and 11% of third trimester miscarriages [ 19 ].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Various chromosomal changes are particularly predominant in cases of abortion. Most chromosomal disorders are sporadic and have little risk of recurrence, but their analysis is important for couples and has a prognostic value in terms of the next pregnancy [ 18 ]. Chromosomal problems in the form of aneuploidy (trisomy-monosomy) and polyploidy (triploidy-tetraploidy) are determining factors in at least 50% of first trimester abortions, 25% of second, and 11% of third trimester miscarriages [ 19 ].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hábitos de vida como consumo de bebidas alcoólicas, cafeína, tabagismo e sobrepeso (Costa et al, 2014;Feodor et al, 2014), bem como alterações cromossômicas, são citadas como fatores de risco (Bastos, R.;Ramalho, C.;Dória, 2014;Marqui, 2018;Oostingh et al, 2018). Malformações uterinas, assim como alguns tipos de miomas, impactam diretamente no desenvolvimento de uma gestação normal (Rodríguez et al, 2018).…”
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“…The most frequent autosomal anomaly observed in specimens from spontaneous losses is trisomy 16 (thought to be lethal and incompatible with full fetal development), followed by other autosomal aneuploidies and X monosomy. 6 7 As fetal chromosomal abnormalities are largely responsible for the inefficiency of human reproduction and its associated burdens, it is necessary to perform laboratory investigations of the products of conception (POC) using different diagnostic techniques to help to understand the possible causes of miscarriage and to provide adequate assistance for future pregnancies. 8 9 10 …”
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confidence: 99%