The placenta, as a foetal organ, is exposed to the same
stress and pressure as the foetus. As a result, any condition that affects the
mother or the foetus has a major impact on the placenta. The goal of this study
was to see how the placenta changes and grows as the foetus becomes older in
the third trimester of pregnancy. The association between maternal factors (age
and parity of the mother) and placental maturity was also investigated. The
study included 100 pregnant women who visited the antenatal clinic of
Obstetrics and Gynecology at Queen Mary's Hospital, King George's Medical
University, Lucknow, during their third trimester. There were no cases of
obstetrical, gynaecological, medicinal, or surgical problems. The maturity of
the placenta was determined. Grade 0, grade I, grade II, and grade III
placental maturity were found to be 1 percent, 6 percent, 46 percent, and 47
percent of the time, respectively. Conclusion: There was a substantial variance
in placental maturity grade among different gestational groups, as evidenced by
the high p-value.
Author(s) Details
Mumal Nagwani Mishra
Department
of Anatomy, Autonomous State Medical College, Basti, U.P., India.
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