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    • Experimental chronic hepatic lesions are a significant concern.
    • Understanding placental adaptations to maternal liver injury is crucial for fetal health.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To analyze morphological changes in the rat placenta due to experimental chronic liver injury.
    • To investigate the impact of liver pathology on placental barrier permeability and trophoblast cell proliferation.

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    • Modeled liver injury using paracetamol and D-galactosamine in rats.
    • Examined placental morphology on Day 21 of pregnancy via histological and morphometric analysis.
    • Assessed cell proliferation using Ki-67 immunocytochemistry and barrier permeability with trypan blue.

    Main Results:

    • Liver pathology led to a reduced area of the placental labyrinthine portion, maternal sinusoids, and fetal capillaries.
    • Increased placental barrier permeability was observed following liver damage.
    • Reduced proliferative activity of trophoblast cells was noted in response to liver pathology.

    Conclusions:

    • Experimental chronic liver pathology induces significant morphological alterations in the rat placenta.
    • These changes include reduced placental vascularization and increased barrier permeability, potentially affecting nutrient and gas exchange.
    • The findings highlight the placenta's vulnerability to maternal hepatic dysfunction and its impact on trophoblast cell activity.