Velamentous cord insertion is a rare pregnancy complication in which a fetus's umbilical cord doesn't properly connect to the placenta. The placenta is a unique organ that develops when you're ...
Ruptured vasa previa is rare but usually catastrophic if delivery is not imminent. We present a case of ruptured vasa previa in velamentous cord insertion placenta. The fetus survived despite 6 h of a ...
Vasa previa is a rare complication that can occur during pregnancy. It happens when some of the blood vessels that connect your baby's umbilical cord to your placenta cross over, or near, the opening ...
The umbilical cord is a pretty big deal – after all, that miraculous tube of tissue connects your growing baby to your placenta. So if you've been diagnosed with velamentous cord insertion or a ...
It might not look glamorous, but your baby's umbilical cord is pure magic. Starting at just 4 weeks of pregnancy, this rope-like lifeline connects your baby to the placenta. Without it, your baby ...
A maternal response to ascending bacterial infection often results in neutrophilic infiltration of the placental membranes and chorionic plate (chorioamnionitis). Conversely, acute vasculitis of ...