Search Our Site

Please enter a keyword you would like to search in the textfield below. Be advised that if your search comes up empty it does not necessarily mean that information regarding your search is not available on the site. We encourage you to explore our FAQ and Resource sections for more complete information.

Results 1 - 15 of 74 for " Placenta abruption"

Placenta Abruption
This presentation discusses the pathology, epidemiology, diagnosis and management of placenta abruption. Use the VCR like buttons to control the progression of the slides. You may pause, and advance slides one at a time at your own pace.
Content Type: Presentations
What are the thrombophilia related pregnancy complications, which may affect the fetus?
That significant clotting can lead to diminished supplies of oxygen and essential nutrients to the fetus?
Content Type: FAQ
Why low molecular weight heparin (Lovenox) prevents pregnancy complications
This article describes why low molecular weight heparin (Lovenox, Fragmin, etc.) prevent most of the major placenta related pregnancy complications. The new research leaves no doubt of the benefits of proper anti-coagulation in patients with miscarriage, fetal demise, preeclampsia, IUGR and other pregnancy complications.
Content Type: PDF
ACE gene polymorphism and pregancy complications
Angiotensin converting enzyme (ACE) gene polymorphism has been found to cause severe placental thrombosis, fetal thrombotic vasculopathy, fetal growth restriction and other placenta related complications that can affect your baby's health.
Content Type: PDF
Placenta thrombosis role of ultrasound and power Doppler
This is a recent study published by Dr. Kofinas presenting the severity of poor pregnancy outcomes in patients with Placental clots (thrombosis)
Content Type: PDF
The role of placenta on fetal brain development and function
This article presents the latest on the effects of placental serotonin on fetal brain structure and function.
Content Type: PDF
Thrombophilia newsletter
The thrombophilia controversies and why they exist.
Content Type: PDF
October 2009 Edition-Thrombophilia Controversy
This issue examines the reasons why thrombophilia has been a controversial subject and explains the proper management of patients with thrombophilia to prevent poor perinatal outcomes.
Content Type: PDF
The amazing role of the placenta on fetal brain development

The placenta has been the most neglected human reproduction organ for ages. There exists a strange relationship between obstetricians and the placenta. Obstetricians have always been blaming the placenta for most of the pregnancy related complications. They are right, unfortunately. The problem is, however, that they have never made a serious effort to study the placenta and find ways to help its proper development; such treatment of the placenta could prevent most if not all of the complications for which placenta is considered responsible.

Content Type: Blog Entry
Fetal Pollution from industrial chemicals EWG Report 2009
This is a report of the Environmental Working Group on the content of industrial toxicants in fetal cord blood
Content Type: PDF
Thrombophilic Factors: interpretation of mechanism
Describes the reasons and mechanism of action of various thrombotic factors
Content Type: PDF
Poor outcomes in patients with low PAPP-A in the first trimester
Low PAPP-A in the first trimester in chromosomaly normal fetuses is a risk factor for poor pregnancy outcomes including preterm birth, pregnancy loss, late fetal demise, severe fetal growth retardation and neonatal death.
Content Type: PDF
Poor outcomes in patients with low PAPP-A during testing for Down syndrome

For practical purposes, if you are told that you have a low PAPP-A that increases your baby’ s risk for Down syndrome and your baby turns out to be fine after the CVS, then you should ask your doctor to screen you for thrombophilia and treat you accordingly. Even in the absence of positive thrombophilia testing, with a 20% risk for fetal and neonatal death, treatment with anticoagulants is well justified even in the absence of clinical trials. It will take at least 15-20 years before “appropriate” studies are conducted to standardize such a treatment. At Kofinas Perinatal we cannot wait for such treatments. We develop them and use them while we save countless lives.

Content Type: Blog Entry
What is the placenta?
That the formation of the placenta is the single most important phase during pregnancy?
Content Type: FAQ

Results 1 - 15 of 74 for " Placenta abruption"

Share this page:
More |
From Jennifer and Dylan
"Thanks to you, the miscarriage I once mourned is now the life that I celebrate. I will never fully be able to communicate to you how truly thankful I am for you. You saved my baby....."
Click here to read more.
...That, while experiencing a cold or fever, you should keep your body temperature below 101 degrees?
Click here to read more.

LATEST MEDICAL NEWS

WOMEN: UNDERSTAND THE REASONS YOU HAVE GAINED WEIGHT IN ORDER TO LOSE IT
Face it: Losing weight is hard. And when you're a woman, the challenge seems even mightier. Maybe you've noticed how men seem to shed pounds with ease, while women are counting every calorie and still seeing fewer results. But is this battle of the sexes actually true?
PEARLS OF HEALTH AND WISDOM
If you’re looking for seafood that’s good for both you and the environment, you may be surprised to know that oysters can be a good choice.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR SKIN HEALTH
Learn some of the basics about the importance of your skin and its health.

Website Index