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Section 1. Background -- Chapter 1. Introduction. An approach to placental pathology -- Chapter 2. Placental Development with Expected Normal Gross and Microscopic Findings -- Chapter 3. Indications for examining the placenta -- Section 2. Gross examination -- Chapter 4. Gross examination -- Chapter 5. Placental Weight, Shape, and Gross Vascular Morphology -- Section 3. Placental disc: Macroscopically Visible Lesions -- Chapter 6. Infarction -- Chapter 7. Intervillous thrombosis -- Chapter 8. Massive perivillous fibrin deposition, maternal floor infarct -- Chapter 9. Retroplacental haemorrhage, marginal haemorrhage -- Chapter 10. Fetal Vascular Thrombosis -- Chapter 11. Extravillous trophoblast cyst -- Section 4. Placental disc: Microscopic Lesions -- Chapter 12. Acute Chorioamnionitis -- Chapter 13. Chorionic plate chronic inflammatory lesions including eosinophilic/T-cell chorionic vasculitis -- Chapter 14. Maturity anomalies -- Chapter 15. Distal villous hypoplasia -- Chapter 16. Placental mesenchymal dysplasia -- Chapter 17. Increased syncytial knot formation -- Chapter 18. Persistence of cytotrophoblast -- Chapter 19. Mineralization of trophoblast basement membrane -- Chapter 20. Trophoblast and stroma: vacuolation – inherited disorder of metabolism -- Chapter 21. Villous oedema -- Chapter 22. Extramedullary haemopoiesis -- Chapter 23. Intravillous haemorrhage -- Chapter 24. Hypervascularity -- Chapter 25. Fetal vascular malperfusion -- Chapter 26. Presence of nucleated red blood cells -- Chapter 27. Fetal vessels: malignancy -- Chapter 28. Acute villitis -- Chapter 29. Chronic villitis -- Chapter 30. Chronic histiocytic intervillositis -- Chapter 31. Intervillous space: infiltrates -- Chapter 32. Pregnancy-induced uterine vascular remodelling and the pathophysiology of decidual vasculopathy -- Chapter 33. Chronic deciduitis -- Chapter 34. Basal plate myometrial fibres -- Chapter 35. Basal plate laminar necrosis -- Chapter 36. Retroplacental Haematoma/Haemorrhage (RPH) -- Chapter 37. Miscellaneous Lesions of the Villous Parenchyma -- Section 5. Amniochorial membranes: Macroscopically Visible Lesions -- Chapter 38. Amniochorial membrane nodules -- Chapter 39. Placental changes in amniotic band sequence, extra-amniotic and extramembranous pregnancy -- Section 6. Amniochorial membranes: Microscopic Lesions -- Chapter 40. Amnion Transport: Histologic Features -- Chapter 41. Choriodecidual haemosiderin staining -- Chapter 42. Laminar necrosis; membrane chorionic microcysts and chorion nodosum -- Chapter 43. Decidual Vasculopathy -- Chapter 44. Acute inflammation -- Chapter 45. Chronic inflammation -- Section 7. Umbilical cord -- Chapter 46. Umbilical Cord Length -- Chapter 47. Umbilical Cord coiling -- Chapter 48. Cord knots and pseudo-knots -- Chapter 49. Umbilical cord tumours -- Chapter 50. Umbilical Cord Insertion abnormalities -- Chapter 51. Embryonic remnants and pathology -- Chapter 52. Single Umbilical Artery, Supernumerary Vessels, Segmental Thinning of the Umbilical Cord Vessels and Vascular calcifications in umbilical vessels -- Chapter 53. Umbilical cord ulcer -- Chapter 54. Umbilical vascular myonecrosis -- Chapter 55. Inflammation -- Section 8. Clinical correlation, reporting and frontiers -- Chapter 56. Constellations of Pathology in the Placenta and How They Relate to Clinical Conditions -- Chapter 57. The Placental Pathology Report -- Chapter 58. Frontiers.
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Benirschke's Pathology of the human placenta / / Kurt Benirschke, Graham J. Burton and Cynthia G. Kaplan, editors
