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The placenta is an organ often neglected by surgical pathologists and clinicians alike. Placental diagnoses provide risk assessment for infant prognosis, recurrent risk for future pregnancies, and explanatory findings. There is widespread interest in placental diagnosis for the antenatal determinants of adult disease, inborn errors of metabolism, specific infections, malignancies, and assessing placental function in real time with the ultimate goal of affecting treatment. Due to the difficulties inherent in studying human gestation and gestational pathologies, much of what is known about the relevance of placental pathology is biased toward personal experience and retrospective studies. However, this book presents evidence-based information to the reader. The authors emphasize the need for an educated and directed sampling of the placenta through gross examination which will result in a better and more useful final diagnosis.
By:
Drucilla J. Roberts, Carolyn Polizzano Imprint: American Registry of Pathology Country of Publication: United States Edition: New edition Volume: 6 Weight: 1.852kg ISBN:9781933477091 ISBN 10: 1933477091 Series:AFIP Atlas of Tumor and Non-Tumor Pathology, Series 5 Pages: 528 Publication Date:30 October 2021 Audience:
Professional and scholarly
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Undergraduate
Format:Hardback Publisher's Status: Active