Miscarriage.
- Date:
- 2001
- Audio
About this work
Description
Graham Easton investigates what causes miscarriages. Most miscarriages are sporadic - only 1% of women have 3 or more consecutive miscarriages. One area of research is into anti-phospholipid syndrome and use of Heperins and Aspirin. So far, not enough is known about possible genetic causes, but some women may have a particular susceptibility to infections. Dr Graham Burton is studying oxygen levels at the very vulnerable 8-12 week foetal stage, when there is oxidated stress in the placenta.
Publication/Creation
London : BBC Radio 4, 2001.
Physical description
1 sound cassette (30 min).
Series
Notes
Broadcast on 9th May 2001
Creator/production credits
Presented by Graham Easton. Also participating are Prof. Lesley Regan (St Mary's Hospital, London); Roy Farquharson (Liverpool Women's Hospital); Sarah Buckley (Early Pregnancy Unit, UCL); Dr Graham Burton (Anatomy, Cambridge)
Copyright note
BBC Radio
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Where to find it
Location Status Access Closed stores325A