Publications by authors named "Megier P"

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  • This clinical trial aimed to determine if daily low-dose aspirin could lower the risks of preeclampsia and fetal growth restriction in first-time pregnant women identified as high risk through early ultrasound screenings.
  • Conducted in France, the study involved over 1,100 participants who were randomly assigned to either take low-dose aspirin or a placebo from early pregnancy until the 34th week.
  • Results showed no significant difference in the rates of preeclampsia or low birth weight between the aspirin and placebo groups, leading to the conclusion that low-dose aspirin does not provide benefits for these outcomes in the targeted population.
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To evaluate the migration of low-placental implantation (LPI) during the third trimester of pregnancy and its effect on delivery and post-partum hemorrhage. We conducted a retrospective study at a level 3 maternity center including all cases of placenta previa (PP) and LPI between 1998 and 2014. The distance (d) between cervical internal os (CIO) and placental edge (PE) were measured by vaginal ultrasonography in the third trimester of pregnancy at 32 and 3 weeks after.

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To identify incidence and risks factors of obstetrical anal sphincter lacerations, we reviewed all cases of 3rd and 4th degree sphincter lacerations after vaginal deliveries (VD) occured in a tertiary maternity between 2005 and 2010. 78 anal sphincter lacerations were identified (3.8/1000 deliveries).

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  • This study evaluates the effectiveness and safety of multiple square sutures in treating severe postpartum hemorrhage among women who delivered in a tertiary maternity center.
  • Out of 30 suture cases, 93% successfully stopped the hemorrhage, with a follow-up hysteroscopy showing mostly normal conditions or easily removable minimal adhesions in the uterus after 3 months.
  • The study concludes that while multiple square sutures are generally effective for controlling severe postpartum bleeding, some patients did develop adhesions, indicating a need for further research to compare different suture techniques.
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Objective: To evaluate the obstetrical management of umbilical cord prolapse and the neonatal outcomes.

Methods: Retrospective study of 57 prolapses of umbilical cord between 1998 and 2009. Arterial pH of umbilical cord, Apgar score and diagnosis delivery time (DDT) were analyzed.

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Unlabelled: Congenital toxoplasmosis is a potentially serious infection which usually affects infants born to non immune women.

Case Report: Our case report focuses on a baby born to a normally immunocompetent woman previously immunized against toxoplasmosis. To our knowledge only three similar cases have been published until now.

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Objective: To describe the color-Doppler findings and the spectral forms of pulsed Doppler in tubal ectopic pregnancies.

Materials And Methods: A prospective study of one hundred patients with tubal ectopic pregnancies was carried out in the emergency ward by two operators from January 1993 to March 1999. Following transabdominal and/or endovaginal sonography of the pelvis, color Doppler of the adnexa and of any suspected latero-uterine abnormal vascularity were studied with pulsed Doppler.

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Objectives: In a population of 45 placenta previa observed at third trimester of gestation we have tried to make the prenatal diagnosis of placenta percreta and vasa previa with color and pulsed Doppler ultrasonography.

Materials And Methods: We used a transabdominal sonography with full bladder and a transvaginal sonography with empty bladder. The first images obtained showed 20 placenta previa over the internal cervical os, 3 marginal and 22 low-lying placenta previa.

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We present an antenatal ultrasonographic diagnosis of the cerebro-costo-mandibular syndrome. This rare dysmorphic disorder (only 51 cases have been reported to date) mainly associates defective costal development with features of the Pierre-Robin syndrome. The diagnosis is very often made at birth and the prognosis is very poor.

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We report a case of prenatal diagnosis of vasa previa, using colour Doppler imaging. This affection is rare, but can be responsible for very severe fetal complications during the delivery. Elements of the diagnosis were demonstrated in the clinical case and discussed.

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Placenta praevia percreta, with bladder invasion, was diagnosed at 29 weeks of amenorrhoea with colour Doppler which visualized vascular bundles leaving the placenta and reaching the lower part of the bladder. These bundles were identified as including arterial elements with pulsed Doppler. The criteria for the diagnosis of placenta accreta with ultrasonography and colour Doppler have been presented in the literature.

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From June 1988 to October 1989, 190 women from the department of Obstetrics-Gynecology with bacteriuria due to Gram-negative rods were studied. One hundred and three were investigated as ambulatory patients. Fifty three had received treatment with a bêta-lactam antibiotic during the past three months and 11 between three and six-months before sampling.

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