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Nanobacteria and Psammoma Bodies: Ultrastructural Observations in a Case of Pathological Placental Calcification

G. Pasquinelli UO Surgical Pathology, Department of Oncology, Hematology and Clinical Pathology, Policlinico S. Orsola, University of Bologna, ItalyCorrespondence[email protected]
, MD,
F. Papadopulos Chair of Vascular Surgery, Department of Specialistic Surgery and Anestesiological Sciences, University of Bologna, Italy
, BSc &
M. Nigro Surgical Pathology, Ospedale Mater Salutis, Legnago, Italy
, MD
Pages 344-350 | Received 04 Jun 2010, Accepted 11 Jun 2010, Published online: 11 Nov 2010

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Yanan Guo, Dechun Zhang, He Lu, Shuang Luo & Xuecheng Shen. (2012) Association between calcifying nanoparticles and placental calcification. International Journal of Nanomedicine 7, pages 1679-1686.
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He Lu, Ya-nan Guo, Sheng-nan Liu & De-chun Zhang. (2012) Nanobacteria May Be Linked to Calcification in Placenta. Ultrastructural Pathology 36:3, pages 160-165.
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Sudarshan Dash, Banya Das, Soumya Ranjan Panda, Monalisa Rajguru, Pramila Jena, Abheepsa Mishra & Sudhanshu Kumar Rath. (2021) Perinatal Outcomes in Premature Placental Calcification and the Association of a Color Doppler Study: Report from a Tertiary Care Hospital in Eastern India. Clinics and Practice 11:4, pages 841-849.
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Luca Zazzeroni, Gianluca Faggioli & Gianandrea Pasquinelli. (2018) Mechanisms of Arterial Calcification: The Role of Matrix Vesicles. European Journal of Vascular and Endovascular Surgery 55:3, pages 425-432.
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Kuo-Hu Chen, Kok-Min Seow & Li-Ru Chen. (2017) Progression of gestational hypertension to pre-eclampsia: A cohort study of 20,103 pregnancies. Pregnancy Hypertension 10, pages 230-237.
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Jennifer Zeng, Alan Marcus, Tatiana Buhtoiarova & Khushbakhat Mittal. (2017) Distribution and potential significance of intravillous and intrafibrinous particulate microcalcification. Placenta 50, pages 94-98.
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Lydia L. ShookCatalin S. BuhimschiAntonette T. DulayMegan E. McCarthyJohn T. HardyChristina M. Duzyj BuniakGuomao ZhaoIrina A. Buhimschi. (2016) Calciprotein particles as potential etiologic agents of idiopathic preterm birth. Science Translational Medicine 8:364.
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Kuo-Hu Chen, Kok-Min Seow & Li-Ru Chen. (2015) The role of preterm placental calcification on assessing risks of stillbirth. Placenta 36:9, pages 1039-1044.
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Kuo-Hu Chen, Li-Ru Chen & Yu-Hsiang Lee. (2012) The Role of Preterm Placental Calcification in High-Risk Pregnancy as a Predictor of Poor Uteroplacental Blood Flow and Adverse Pregnancy Outcome. Ultrasound in Medicine & Biology 38:6, pages 1011-1018.
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