The relationship between the intensity of intra-amniotic inflammation and the presence and severity of acute histologic chorioamnionitis in preterm gestation.
The relationship between the intensity of intra-amniotic inflammation and the presence and severity of acute histologic chorioamnionitis in preterm gestation.
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10.3109/14767058.2014.961009
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2015-09
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Yoon BH
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Kim SM;Romero R;Park JW;Oh KJ;Jun JK;Yoon BH
Acute histologic chorioamnionitis (HCA) is associated with increased risk of perinatal mortality and morbiditiy. The purpose of this study was to determine the relationship between the intensity of intra-amniotic inflammation (IAI) and the severity of acute HCA in preterm gestation. The relationship between the intensity of IAI and the presence and severity of acute HCA was examined in 412 singleton patients who delivered within 120 hours of transabdominal amniocentesis. The concentration of amniotic fluid (AF) metalloproteinase (MMP)-8 was assayed to determine the presence and intensity of IAI. Acute HCA was defined as the presence of inflammatory change in any tissue samples according to the criteria previously reported (AJOG 1995;172:960–70). The total grade of acute HCA was used to determine the severity of HCA. 1) Patients with IAI had a significantly higher rate of acute HCA than those without IAI [76.9% (133/173)] vs 20.9% (50/239), P<0.001]. The AF MMP-8 concentration was significantly higher in patients with acute HCA than in those without acute HCA (median[range]; 188.3ng/mL[0.3–6142.6] vs 1.8ng/mL[0.3–2845.5], P <0.001); 2) of 183 patients with acute HCA, AF MMP-8 concentration was positively correlated with severity of acute HCA(P<0.001). AF MMP-8 concentration was not only a predictor of presence of acute HCA, but its concentration also correlated with the severity of acute HCA. The higher the intensity of IAI, the worse the degree of acute HCA in preterm gestation.