240 pairs of couples with spontaneous abortion analysis of chromosomal abnormalities.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 240 pairs of couples with spontaneous abortion analysis of chromosomal abnormalities Abstract Objective: To investigate the chromosomal abnormalities and spontaneous abortion couples and relationships. Methods: The peripheral blood lymphocyte chromosome culture techniques, G-banding, karyotype analysis under a microscope, counting 20 karyotype analysis of three karyotype. Results: 240 couples of abortion in cases of chromosome abnormalities found in 31 cases, the detection rate (12.9%). Conclusion: Chromosome abnormalities are one of the important reasons leading to abortion to deal with these patients conventional cytogenetic examination. Keywords: spontaneous abortion; peripheral blood; chromosome; abnormal karyotype Abstract Objective: To investigate the relationship between self-generating abortion couples and abnormal chromosome which have been inspected in the 240 couples.Methods: Peripherral lymphooytes were detected by cytogeneties method, G-banding, Assayed karyotypes under microscope, take count of 20 karyotypes, analysed 3 of them.Results: 31 Abnormal chromosome was found in 240 couples, accounting to 12.9%. Conclusion: The abnormality of chromosome is one of reasons of self-generating abortion, thus, usual chromosome examination is necessary for this kind of valetudinarians. Keywords: Self-generating abortion; Peripheral blood; Chromosome; Abnormal karyotypes Humans can identify the incidence of spontaneous abortion is about 15% [1]. Spontaneous abortion is defined as the 22 W prior to pregnancy termination (fetal weight less than 500 g). With the cytogenetic the development of the relationship between chromosomal abnormalities and abortion have been valued by the people. I am Room on January 2003 ~ November 2005 couples with a history of abortion had peripheral blood chromosome analysis results are as follows. An object and methods 1.1 Object 240 pairs of couples with spontaneous abortion in our hospital from January 2