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. 2023 Jun 30;64(2):215–224. doi: 10.47162/RJME.64.2.12

Table 3.

Individual placental lesions in women affected by early-onset FGR

Placental findings

n/Total (%)

Preeclampsia and early-onset FGR (n=49)

Normotensive early-onset FGR (n=36)

p-value

Maternal vascular malperfusion

▪ Infarctions

57/85 (67.05%)

41/49 (83.7%)

16/36 (44.4%)

0.015

→ of which late infarctions

38/85 (44.6%)

28/49 (58.1%)

10/36 (27.8%)

<0.001

▪ Retroplacental hemorrhage

11/85 (12.9%)

6/49 (12.2%)

5/36 (13.9%)

0.53

▪ Accelerated villous maturation

6/85 (7.05%)

4/49 (8.2%)

2/36 (5.6%)

0.49

Syncytial knots

▪ Mildly increased (15–30%)

34/85 (40.0%)

18/49 (36.7%)

16/36 (44.4%)

0.50

▪ Severely increased (≥30%)

35/85 (41.2%)

25/49 (51.0%)

10/36 (27.8%)

0.04

▪ Massive perivillous fibrin deposition

7/85 (8.2%)

3/49 (6.1%)

4/36 (11.1%)

0.45

Fetal vascular malperfusion

▪ Thrombosis

10/85 (11.7%)

5/49 (8.2%)

5/49 (16.7%)

0.31

FGR: Fetal growth restriction; n: No. of cases