Placental Morphological Pattern in Diabetic Pregnant Women in Comparison to Non-diabetic Pregnant Women
Most Ishita Khanom,
Fatima Jomrud Mohol,
Shahin Sharmin
et al.
Abstract:Background: The placenta of diabetic women has attracted much interest to the researchers from different disciplines, largely because it is thought that placental damage or dysfunction may be partially responsible for the unduly high incidence of perinatal complications in maternal diabetes. As postnatal placental examination is of immense significance to understand the fetal and perinatal conditions in antenatal and perinatal periods due to placental dysfunction or compromise resulting from diabetes in pregna… Show more
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