Posted On: February 25, 2010
Placental Abruption and Lack of Oxygen
The following video discusses how a placental abruption can lead to a child suffering a lack of oxygen and developing cerebral palsy.
Placental abruptions are often secondary to hypertension and diabetes. It is imperative that these conditions are controlled properly to avoid harming the unborn child. In fact, in many instances a placental abruption could have been avoided if the doctor diagnosed and treated hypertension and diabetes properly.
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