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Relationship between Maternal Diseases and Placental Morphology among Parturient’s in Port Harcourt, River State: A Multi-Centre Study.

Alerechi Emeka-Ogbugo
Simeon Chijioke Amadi
Paul Ledee Kua
Mkpe Abbey
Ada Nkemagu Okocha
Jane Dumle Gbobie
Oluwagbemiga Adewale

2024Open accessRivers State University

Abstract

Maternal medical conditions in pregnancy was found to have significant macroscopic imprints on the placental morphology and these can help in the diagnosis and management of medical illnesses that complicate pregnancies in our environment. More research is needed to establish causation.

Research topics

Global Maternal and Child Health

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DOI: 10.71480/nmj.v66i1.571

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