Association of Retroplacental Blood With Basal Plate Myofibers.

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Association of Retroplacental Blood With Basal Plate Myofibers.

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Association of Retroplacental Blood With Basal Plate Myofibers.

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Association of Retroplacental Blood With Basal Plate Myofibers.

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Association of Retroplacental Blood With Basal Plate Myofibers.

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Assaf Oshri

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Rachel Wyand

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Stewart F Cramer

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Myometrial fibers in the placental basal plate can confirm but do not necessarily indicate clinical placenta accreta.

Does the presence of placental basal plate myometrial fibres increase the risk of subsequent morbidly adherent placenta: a case-control study.

Pathologically Diagnosed Placenta Accreta and Hemorrhagic Morbidity in a Subsequent Pregnancy.

Sampling and Definitions of Placental Lesions: Amsterdam Placental Workshop Group Consensus Statement.

Placenta Accreta and Placenta Increta: An Approach to Pathogenesis Based on the Trophoblastic Differentiation Pathway.

Adherent basal plate myometrial fibers in the delivered placenta as a risk factor for development of subsequent placenta accreta.

Placental basal plate myometrial fibers: clinical correlations of abnormally deep trophoblast invasion.

Occult placenta accreta: the missing link in the diagnosis of abnormal placentation.

A look at uterine wound healing through a histopathological study of uterine scars.

Introduction: the importance of timely and complete placental and autopsy reports.

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10.1177/1093526617741071

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Debra S. Heller

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2017-01-01T00:00:00Z

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