Die anorganischen Bestandteile der Placenta

Mischel, Walter

doi:10.1007/bf00667336

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“…She found no significant difference, however, in the calcium content of placentae from macerated stillbirths at term as compared with normal term placentae. Mischel (1958) also found an almost three-fold increase of the calcium content of two stillbirth placentae studied. These observations only go to emphasize that while, in general, placental calcification and placental calcium tend to bear a direct relationship (Masters and Clayton, 1940) this is not necessarily so and, in certain circumstances, calcium level and calcification may be inversely related.…”

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“…He, in common with Shanklin (1958 and 1959), also found no evidence of increased calcification in association with pre-eclampsia. Some workers (Mischel, 1958;Einbrodt, Geller andBorn, 1962 andJeacock, 1963) have, on the basis of chemical analysis reported increased levels of calcium in the toxaemic placenta, while Ritala (1946) found a reduction.…”

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