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Objective . The purpose of this study was to elucidate the impact of the clinical presentation on perinatal outcome in placental abruption.   Study Design . A retrospective study was performed in 97 placental abruptions. Placental abruptions were classified according to clinical presentation: pregnancy-induced hypertension (HT,  n  = 22), threatened premature labor and/or premature rupture of membranes (TPL/ROM,  n  = 35), clinically low risk (LR,  n  = 27), and others ( n  = 13). Perinatal outcomes were compared among the HT, TPL/ROM, and LR groups.   Results . The HT had significantly higher incidence of IUGR, IFUD, and low fibrinogen. The TPL/ROM had less severe disease. However, the LR had significantly higher incidence of IUFD, low UA pH < 7.1, low Apgar score of <7 at 5 min, and low fibrinogen.  Conclusion . Disease severity in placental abruption is likely to depend on the clinical presentation.

Is the Perinatal Outcome of Placental Abruption Modified by Clinical Presentation?