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Risk factors and pregnancy outcomes associated with placental malaria in a prospective cohort of Papua New Guinean women
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BACKGROUND: Plasmodium falciparum in pregnancy results in
substantial poor health outcomes for both mother and child,
particularly in young, primigravid mothers who are at greatest
risk of placental malaria (PM) infection. Complications of PM
include maternal anaemia, low birth weight and preterm delivery,
which contribute to maternal and infant morbidity and mortality
in coastal Papua New Guinea (PNG). METHODS: Placental biopsies
were examined from 1451 pregnant women who were enrolled in a
malaria prevention study at 14-26 weeks gestation. Clinical and
demographic information were collected at first antenatal clinic
visits and women were followed until delivery. Placental
biopsies were collected and examined for PM using histology. The
presence of infected erythrocytes and/or the malaria pigment in
monocytes or fibrin was used to determine the type of placental
infection. RESULTS: Of 1451 placentas examined, PM infection was
detected in 269 (18.5%), of which 54 (3.7%) were acute, 55
(3.8%) chronic, and 160 (11.0%) were past infections. Risk
factors for PM included residing in rural areas (adjusted odds
ratio (AOR) 3.65, 95% CI 1.76-7.51; p
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LUFELE, Elvin, UMBERS, Alexandra j., ORDI I MAJÀ, Jaume, OME-KAIUS, Maria, WANGNAPI, Regina a., UNGER, Holger werner, TARONGKA, Nandao, SIBA, Peter, MUELLER, Ivo, ROBINSON, Leanne j., ROGERSON, Stephen john. Risk factors and pregnancy outcomes associated with placental
malaria in a prospective cohort of Papua New Guinean women. _Malaria Journal_. 2017. Vol. 16, núm. 1, pàgs. 427. [consulta: 14 de gener de 2026]. ISSN: 1475-2875. [Disponible a: https://hdl.handle.net/2445/117491]