A Study of Placenta in Women with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome In Terms Of Histomorphological

Abstract

Background & Method: This study was conducted at Nimra Medical College, Vijayawada and NRI Medical College, China Kakani & study participant was selected after obtaining the written consent form based on the inclusion and exclusion criteria. Baseline parameters such as clinical, biochemical, ultrasonographic and obestetric data was be recorded. After delivery macroscopic and microscopic study of placenta was done.

Conclusion: In conclusion, PCOS and its diagnostic features, play a crucial role in the increased risk of the pregnancy complications observed. Several features (such as IR, metabolic alterations, and chronic low-grade inflammation) and/or clinical comorbidities closely related to the syndrome could increase that risk to a clinically significant threshold. All potential risk factors could influence the risk of obstetric/neonatal complications directly and/or through altered trophoblast invasion and placentation. However, pregnancy complications in women with PCOS could also be the result of a primary subclinical dysfunction of the placenta.