[The dually perfused human placenta by Schneider method modified Miller. II. Changes of arterial and venous fetal blood pressure]
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Maciej Łopucki1, Grzegorz Szymczyk, Grzegorz Polak
1I Katedry i Kliniki Ginekologii Operacyjnej Akademii Medycznej w Lublinie.
The study was carried out on 7 human placental cotyledons. Placental perfusions performed by Schneider method modified by Miller were conducted for 180 min. assessment of arterial and venous pressure in fetal blood was performed. There were no statistically significant differences between obtained values of perfusion pressure obtained the experiment. The range of vessels perfusion resistance was stable during the experiment. The results ot this study lead to conclusion that the method used can be valuable for assessment of other perfusion liquid parameters and introduced to subsequent experiments.
The study was carried out on 7 human placental cotyledons. Placental perfusions performed by Schneider method modified by Miller were conducted for 180 min. assessment of arterial and venous pressure in fetal blood was performed. There were no statistically significant differences between obtained values of perfusion pressure obtained the experiment. The range of vessels perfusion resistance was stable during the experiment. The results ot this study lead to conclusion that the method used can be valuable for assessment of other perfusion liquid parameters and introduced to subsequent experiments.
