Sunil Jaiman

TL;DR: Most placentas had lesions consistent with inflammatory or vascular lesions, but severe and/or high-burden lesions were infrequent, and Mild placental lesions may be interpreted as acute changes associated with parturition or as representative of a subclinical pathological process that did not affect the clinical course of pregnancy.

TL;DR: It is demonstrated that placentas of women with fetal death were 44 times more likely to present disorders of villous maturation compared to placenta of those with normal pregnancy, which suggests that the burden of placental disorders of Villa-Bouchutian maturation lesions is substantial.

TL;DR: Investigating mechanisms of in utero death in normally formed fetuses by measuring amniotic fluid biomarkers for hypoxia, secondary to placental dysfunction, was found to be the mechanism of death in the majority of fetal deaths among structurally normal fetuses.

TL;DR: This represents the largest AF transcriptomics study in normal pregnancy, reporting for the first time that single-cell genomic signatures can be tracked in the AF and display complex patterns of expression during gestation.

TL;DR: It is concluded that web-based tutorials with emphasis on images developed by experts serve to achieve an uniformity in reporting in prostatic adenocarcinomas.