Placental Abruption

This video explains the pathophysiology behind placental abruption. The associated risk factors are investigated, and their impact on placental abruption outlined. Signs and symptoms are related to the overarching pathophysiology.
1. 00:10 - Epidemiology
2. 00:45 - Placental anatomy
3. 01:59 - Risk factors
4. 03:05 - Pathophysiology
5. 05:20 - Signs and symptoms

[@ellenmarie888]

Thank you for this informative video. I’ve been having hard abdomen and abdominal pain with no bleeding at 18 weeks. My doctor thinks it can’t be placental abruption but I am still worried.

[@dreynasaurus]

Very high yield! Thank you.

[@mhditb7817]

Informative.👏🏼

[@perksinc.4674]

Amazing

[@mitralvalve3141]

You're good keep it up

[@dalalwhite5940]

Helpful , Thank u

[@smount87]

I don't like that you skimmed over other risk factors including gestational diabetes, underlying conditions like celiac disease, vascular eds, previous placental abruption, and clotting factors like factor v Leiden.

[@dk2969]

How do you record video? Digital board + Voice over? Could you explain pls?

[@dalebutton4864]

I screen record on an iPad pro and voice over using iMovie.

[@smount87]

And of course blunt force trauma

[@tammieknuth6020]

My wrath unleashed

[@sallykorini9001]

Amazing