Circulating Microparticles: A risk factor for recurrent abortion in women at the University Teaching Hospital/ Sylvia Chibuye.
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TextPublication details: Lusaka: University of Zambia, 2016.Description: xi,35p.: illSubject(s): Dissertation note: Thesis--(Msc .)-- University of Zambia, 2016. Summary: Spontaneous abortion in Zambia is defined as non induced embryonic death or passage of products of conception before 28 weeks' gestation. Placental insufficiency as a result of thrombi lodging in the uteroplacental bed is considered to be a cause of pregnancy loss. Circulating microparticles are minute sized particles associated with prothrombotic nature and have been found to be increased in the uteroplacental circulation in pregnancy.
Thesis--(Msc .)-- University of Zambia, 2016.
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Spontaneous abortion in Zambia is defined as non induced embryonic death or passage of products of conception before 28 weeks' gestation. Placental insufficiency as a result of thrombi lodging in the uteroplacental bed is considered to be a cause of pregnancy loss. Circulating microparticles are minute sized particles associated with prothrombotic nature and have been found to be increased in the uteroplacental circulation in pregnancy.
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