M Yampolsky
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Yampolsky M, Salafia C, Shlakhter O, Misra D, Haas D, Eucker B, et al.
J Dev Orig Health Dis
. 2014 Aug;
2(4):205-11.
PMID: 25141164
Our previous work suggests that stressors that impact placental vascular growth result in a deformed chorionic surface shape, which reflects an abnormal placental three-dimensional shape. We propose to use variability...
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Gasperowicz M, Yampolsky M, Salafia C
Placenta
. 2013 Sep;
34(11):1099-101.
PMID: 24050901
Human birth weight does not scale linearly with the weight of the placenta: placental mass (PM) is proportional to the fetal mass (FM) raised to the scaling exponent of 0.75...
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Yampolsky M, Salafia C, Shlakhter O
Placenta
. 2013 Apr;
34(6):493-6.
PMID: 23562224
Introduction: While the mean shape of human placenta is round with centrally inserted umbilical cord, significant deviations from this ideal are fairly common, and may be clinically meaningful. Traditionally, they...
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Yampolsky M, Salafia C, Misra D, Shlakhter O, Gill J
Placenta
. 2013 Feb;
34(4):391-3.
PMID: 23375234
The mean surface shape of placenta is round and common abnormalities of shape are associated with vascular abnormalities and reduced placental functional efficiency. A long-standing approach is to describe shapes...
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Salafia C, Yampolsky M, Shlakhter A, Mandel D, Schwartz N
Placenta
. 2012 Jan;
33(3):164-70.
PMID: 22217910
Objectives: Observational and empirical evidence suggest that the average placental shape is round with a centrally inserted umbilical cord. Yet variability of shape is common. When in pregnancy do shape...
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Salafia C, Yampolsky M, Misra D, Shlakhter O, Haas D, Eucker B, et al.
Placenta
. 2010 Oct;
31(11):958-62.
PMID: 20933281
Goal: In clinical practice, variability of placental surface shape is common. We measure the average placental shape in a birth cohort and the effect deviations from the average have on...
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Yampolsky M, Salafia C, Shlakhter O, Haas D, Eucker B, Thorp J
Placenta
. 2009 Nov;
30(12):1058-64.
PMID: 19879649
Goal: We assess the effect on placental efficiency of the non-centrality of the umbilical cord insertion and on chorionic vascular distribution to determine if cord centrality measurably affects placental function...
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Salafia C, Yampolsky M
Placenta
. 2009 Mar;
30(5):468-71.
PMID: 19285342
The human fetal birth weight does not scale linearly with the weight of the placenta, but exhibits an allometric scaling consistent with Kleiber's Law for the basal metabolic rate. We...
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Salafia C, Misra D, Yampolsky M, Charles A, Miller R
Placenta
. 2009 Mar;
30(4):355-60.
PMID: 19264357
Background: We tested the hypothesis that the fetal-placental relationship scales allometrically and identified modifying factors of that relationship. Materials And Methods: Among women delivering after 34 weeks but prior to...
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Yampolsky M, Salafia C, Shlakhter O, Haas D, Eucker B, Thorp J
Placenta
. 2008 Aug;
29(9):790-7.
PMID: 18674815
Background: Placentas are generally round/oval in shape, but "irregular" shapes are common. In the Collaborative Perinatal Project data, irregular shapes were associated with lower birth weight for placental weight, suggesting...