Histomorphometric study for volume proportion of certain parameters in placenta of pregnancy induced hypertension

International Journal of Biomedical Research

Piyali Das¹  Anup Shyamal²  Ahsan Ahmed³  Poonam Shivkumar Verma⁵  A M Tarnekar⁶ 

[1] Head, Department of Gynaecology and Obstetrics, MGIMS, Sewagram, Maharashtra;Assistant Professor, Department of Anatomy, Calcutta National Medical College, Kolkata, West Bengal,;Assistant Professor, Department of Physiology,Calcutta National Medical College, Kolkata, West Bengal;Consultant, Anaesthesiology, Medica Super Speciality Hospital, Kolkata, West Bengal,;Professor &Professor, Department of Anatomy. MGIMS, Sewagram, Maharashtra

关键词: Volume Proportion.FibrinoidDegeneration.MicroscopicCalcification. Placenta.PIH.;   

DOI  :  10.7439/ijbr.v5i3.473

学科分类：基础医学

来源: Scholar Science Journals

【 摘 要 】

Introduction:Placentaisvitallinkbetweenmotherandfetus.Theorganforpregnancyservesasexchangemembraneandhormonesynthesizingapparatusforbothmotherandfetus.Allphysiologicalprocessesoccurringinfetusormotherarereflectedonplacenta.Pregnancyinducedhypertensionissuchaco-morbidconditionwhichaffectsmotherandfetusaswellasplacenta.Aimandobjective:Tostudythedesiredhistomorphometricalparametersincontrolandexperimental(PIH)groupofplacentaeafterstainingwithHematoxylin&Eosin(H/E)andMassonstrichrometofindoutthestatisticalrelevanceofthecomparativefindings.Materialandmethod:Forty(40)controlandforty(40)experimentalplacentae(PIH)werecollectedandprocessedforroutinehistologicaltechniques.ParaffinsectionswerestainedwithroutineH/EandMassonstrichromestain.Lightmicroscopyforhistologicalandhistomorphometricalstudywasperformedtoobtainvolumeproportionoffibrinoiddegenerationandmicroscopiccalcification.Observation:volumeproportionoffibrinoiddegenerationandmicroscopiccalcificationweresignificantlyincreasedinPIHcasesincomparisontocontrol.Conclusion:LikeotherdiseasesthePIHalsoaffectsthestructuralandfunctionalunitofplacenta.Thechangesappeartobecompensatorytohypoxiaandalteredmetabolismintissuespace.

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