Study of neonatal outcome in relation to placental location in tertiary care centre

Patil, A. D.

doi:10.26611/10121813

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“…Patil et al studied 200 pregnant women, the frequency of central placentation was 166 (82.8%), lateral placentation 32 (16.2%) and placenta previa was 2 (1%). 8 Central placentation had an abnormal outcome in 77(46.3%) and lateral placentas with abnormal outcome were 18 (57.2%). Abnormal neonatal outcomes like IUGR (16%), preterm birth (31%), and intrauterine death (3%) were more in lateral placentation.…”

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Study of correlation between fetomaternal outcome with placental location at a tertiary hospital

Sitimani

Sai

et al. 2022

Int J Reprod Contracept Obstet Gynecol

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Background: The site of implantation and location of placenta can affect the blood supply of placenta which is likely important determinant of placental blood flow and pregnancy outcome.Methods: In our study 240 pregnant women of 19-35 years, singleton ≥28 weeks underwent ultrasound examination for placental localization.Results: Majority of pregnant women were from 21-25 years age, multigravida and placental location in majority was lateral. Adverse events were PROM, preeclampsia/ eclampsia, IUGR, preterm birth was noted with lateral location of placenta.Conclusions: A significant association was noted between lateral placentation of placenta and adverse fetomaternal outcome. Ultrasound examination can be used as non-invasive predictor of adverse pregnancy and neonatal outcomes.

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