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In 13 pregnant women with renal transplants the serum concentration of placental hormones were determined in order to show their ability to predict fetal problems especially placental insufficiency. It is shown that the hPL values were increased because of reduced elimination of hPL, presumably in the renal tubuli. In this study the weight of only one newborn was over the 50th percentile in spite of the fact that all but one had hPL values over the 50th percentile and in even 8 pregnancies the values were over the 95th percentile. In most of the growth-retarded fetus's the ratio between hPL and the weight of the newborns was more complex. It is concluded that in renal transplanted pregnant women, hPL as a parameter for the placental function must be used with reservation and is not able to predict placental insufficiency.
J G Klebe, and
A Marushak, and
J Bock
August 1970,
Obstetrics and gynecology,
J G Klebe, and
A Marushak, and
J Bock
January 1983,
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J G Klebe, and
A Marushak, and
J Bock
January 1970,
Gynecologie et obstetrique,
J G Klebe, and
A Marushak, and
J Bock
July 1974,
Ginecologia y obstetricia de Mexico,
J G Klebe, and
A Marushak, and
J Bock
October 1974,
Les Cahiers de medecine,
J G Klebe, and
A Marushak, and
J Bock
October 1974,
Les Cahiers de medecine,
J G Klebe, and
A Marushak, and
J Bock
November 1974,
Minerva medica,
J G Klebe, and
A Marushak, and
J Bock
January 1970,
Acta obstetricia et gynecologica Scandinavica,
J G Klebe, and
A Marushak, and
J Bock
June 1970,
Das Deutsche Gesundheitswesen,
J G Klebe, and
A Marushak, and
J Bock
April 1978,
Akusherstvo i ginekologiia,
