Chorionic disk extravillous trophoblasts in placental diagnosis.
@article{Stanek2011ChorionicDE,
title={Chorionic disk extravillous trophoblasts in placental diagnosis.},
author={Jerzy Stanek},
journal={American journal of clinical pathology},
year={2011},
volume={136 4},
pages={
540-7
}
}To study clinical and placental associations of increased amount of chorionic disk extravillous trophoblast (IAEVT), the frequency of selected clinical and placental parameters of 189 consecutive cases with IAEVT, defined as more than 5 cell islands and/or placental septa per placental section, were compared with those for all remaining 1,006 placentas examined during the same period. IAEVT was statistically significantly associated with preeclampsia, decidual arteriolopathy, placental…Â
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