PLACENTITIS AND MISCARRIAGE.

Coccidioidal Placentitis With Normal Umbilical Artery Velocimetry

BACKGROUND Disseminated coccidiomycosis during pregnancy can lead to both maternal and neonatal mortality. Placentitis is an uncommon sequelae and its effect on placental function remains speculative. The present report describes our management of such a case and describes serial umbilical artery velocimetry of an affected placenta. CASE A pregnant woman with coccidioidal placentitis confirme...

Ascending placentitis in the mare: A review

Ascending placentitis is a condition that occurs late in pregnancy when bacteria enter the sterile uterus from the lower reproductive tract. It leads to abortion or the birth of premature and weakened foals. Early detection and treatment of this condition is vital for ensuring the production of a viable foal.Mares with ascending placentitis often present in late term pregnancy with signs of pre...

Thyroid autoimmunity and miscarriage.

The relation of thyroid autoimmunity to miscarriage is an important issue that has attracted the interest of many investigators. A number of papers have been published so far, which include healthy women, women with recurrent miscarriage and those undergoing assisted reproductive techniques. Most studies have shown a significant positive association between the presence of thyroid autoantibodie...

Severe amoebic placentitis in a horse caused by Acanthamoeba hatchetti

Update on placentitis in mares: diagnosis and treatment

Placentitis is estimated to affect 3 to 5% of pregnancies in Thoroughbred mares Late-term pregnancy wastage generates several million dollars of losses to the lost expense of producing a pregnancy (e.g. stud fees, semen transport, feed, vaccinations, veterinary services, etc.) Late term pregnancy loss may cause emotional stress to the owner with high expectations for the foal from a particular ...