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We aimed to compare obstetric outcome and placental-histopathology in pregnancies complicated by preeclampsia with severe features with and without HELLP syndrome.Labor, maternal characteristics, neonatal outcome and placental histopathology of pregnancies complicated with severe preeclampsia during 2008–2015 were reviewed. Results were compared between those without signs of HELLP syndrome (severe...
Objective
We aimed to study the role of placental pathology in the prediction of preeclampsia (PE) recurrence.
Methods
The medical records and pathological placental reports of all women diagnosed with PE, during 2008–2015, were reviewed. The study population was divided according to the outcome of their subsequent pregnancy: those who did (recurrence group) or did not (no‐recurrence group) develop...
The mechanisms involved in bleeding in cases of placenta previa (PP) and the effect on pregnancy outcome is unclear.We aimed to compare pregnancy outcome and placental histopathology in pregnancies complicated with symptomatic (bleeding) vs. non-symptomatic PP, and to study the effects of the co-existence of histopathological retro-placental hemorrhage (RPH) in cases of symptomatic PP on neonatal...
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