1 (2003) |
24 |
Spontaneous miscarriage, 10 weeks |
Expectant management |
Not examined |
2 (2004) |
25 |
Termination of pregnancy, first trimester |
Expectant management |
Not examined |
3 (2010) |
31 |
Spontaneous miscarriage, 11 weeks |
Surgically managed with dilation and curettage (D&C) |
Initially reported as unremarkable. On review, the estimated involvement of the maternal space by macrophages was ∼50% |
4 (2011) |
32 |
Intrauterine fetal demise (IUFD), 20 weeks |
Medical management with misoprostol. Spontaneous passage of fetus but required D&C for the placenta |
Initially reported as unremarkable. On review, the estimated involvement of the maternal space by macrophages was ∼40% |
5 (2012) |
33 |
IUFD at 27 weeks of a female fetus weighing 345 g |
Developed mild preeclampsia with severe fetal intrauterine growth restriction. Undergone induction of labour following IUFD |
The placenta weighed 154 g and measured 120×90 mm by 20 mm in thickness. The cord was centrally inserted and non-coiled. Microscopically intervillous histiocytosis was associated with abundant perivillous fibrin deposition, and immature second trimester villi. The estimated involvement of the maternal space by macrophages was ∼30% |
6 (2013) |
34 |
Healthy baby boy weighting 2200 g, with Apgars of 9 and 10 at 1 and 5 min respectively, delivered by elective caesarean section at 34 weeks |
Managed with prednisone, enoxaparin, calcium and aspirin. Close monitoring with regular growth scans. Baby's growth plateaued between 32–34 weeks |
Placenta reported as unremarkable, although pathologist unaware of previous diagnosis. On review, the estimated involvement of the maternal space by macrophages was minimal at ∼5%. The placenta weighed 348 g |