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Abruption of Placenta Abruption was Associated with Several Remarkable Changes in the Placenta

Edgar Eliot^{* *}Correspondence: Edgar Eliot, Department of Educational Psychology, University of East London, United Kingdom, Email:

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Introduction

During the process of conceiving the placenta maintains a dynamic relationship with the fetus weight development. The placenta of hypertensive disorders of pregnancy are less in weight, diameter, thickness and the fetoplacental ratio is diminished the rate at which the baby weight reduced is was less than the rate of reduction of the placental weight.

Goswami P et al. [1] identified that the fetoplacental ratio in the normal group is 5.38, in the PIH group, it was 5.097, whereas in the abruption of placenta, it is 6.7. placental insufficiency was associated with preterm birth, neonatal morbidity, and altered placental dimensions.

Goswami P et al. [2] observed mean fetoplacental ratio in normal pregnancy was 5.8 and 7:1, and in PIH, the mean fetoplacental ratio was increased to 6.04. In 2011 observed the fetoplacental ratio of 5.35 in normal and in PIH, 6.03. He also observed in abruption of placenta mean birth weight and placental weight were lower especially in preterm births with placental ratio <10th centile risk ratio 0.4, 95% CI 0.2–0.8. Several studies have shown that the reduced placental weight abruption also low birth weight of the baby.

Conclusion

Placenta abruption was associated with several remarkable changesin the placenta weight such as small placental weight and diameter and this may result in several contagious abnormalities, and the less weight of the baby which also altersthe fetoplacental ratio.

References

1. Goswami P, Lata H, Memon S, Khaskhelli LB.  Excessive placental calcification observed in PIH patients and its relation to fetal outcome. JLUMHS. 2012;11:143.
2. Goswami P, Rathore M. Foeto-placental weight relationship in normal pregnancy and pregnancies complicated by pregnancy induced hypertension and abruption of placentae. Int J Res Med Sci. 2025;3:1081.