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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Matern Fetal Neonatal Med. 2014 Oct 30;28(13):1554–1562. doi: 10.3109/14767058.2014.960835

Table II.

The frequency of other placental lesions in women with and without acute atherosis

Placental lesions Absence of atherosis (n=14,460) Presence of Atherosis (n=326) P value
Amniotic fluid infection (Any) 28.3% (4074/14389) 14.7% (48/326) <0.001
 • Maternal Response 26% (3,745/14,396) 14.4% (47/326) <0.001
 • Fetal Response 17.5% (2,527/14,409) 7.4% (24/326) <0.001
Maternal underperfusion* (Any) 22.9% (3306/14460) 70.9% (231/326) <0.0001
 • Presence of villous changes 16.5% (2378/14460) 58% (189/326) <0.001
 • Presence of vascular lesions* 8.2%(1190/14460) 31.9% (104/326) <0.001
Fetal thrombo-occlusive disease (Any) 8.8% (1275/14460) 14.4% (47/326) 0.0005
 • Presence of villous changes 6.6% (943/14460) 3% (29/326) 0.09
 • Presence of vascular lesions 2.7% (390/14460) 6.7% (22/326) <0.001
Any chronic inflammatory lesion**(Any) 43.3% (1,424/3,290) 59.4% (57/96) 0.002
 • Chronic chorioamnionitis 25.6% (843/3290) 39.6% (38/96) 0.002
 • Chronic deciduitis 20.2% (664/3290) 29.2% (28/96) 0.03
 • Villitis of unknown etiology 16.8% (551/3290) 13.5% (13/96) 0.41
[0]Note: *=excludes acute atherosis of basal plate arteries and/or decidual arterioles
**=restricted to patients enrolled in or beyond year 2010, when the presence or absence of chronic inflammatory lesions was universally recorded.
*

Among women enrolled in or beyond 2010, when the presence or absence of chronic inflammatory lesions was universally recorded.

**

Restricted to patients enrolled in or beyond year 2010, when the presence or absence of chronic inflammatory lesions was universally recorded.