The document summarizes various diseases and conditions that can occur during pregnancy. It discusses changes to the breast during pregnancy including hormonal influences. It also describes changes to the uterus such as endometrial stimulation and uterine wall hypertrophy. Various pathological conditions of the placenta are outlined including insufficiency, infections, hematomas, incorrect positioning, and infarcts. Toxemia of pregnancy is discussed in relation to reduced placental blood flow and its manifestations including preeclampsia and eclampsia. Gestational trophoblastic diseases such as complete and partial hydatid moles and choriocarcinoma are also summarized.

1. Diseases of pregnancy Breast Endometrium Uterus Other organs

2. The breast in pregnancy Hormonal influence causes proliferationof the lobules Lactating breast gets further activated (cytoplasmic vacuoles) Biopsy taken from lactating breast may be considered malignant if no proper Information is given

3. Other pathology of the breast during pregnancy Acute mastitis (lactation) Abscesses of the breast (Staphylococcus, Streptococcus) Galactocele

4. Uterus during pregnancy Endometrium: stimulated by persisting corpus luteum hypersecretion with Arias Stella reaction decidual transformation of the stroma Uterine wall: smooth muscle gets hypertrophic Placenta and embryo develop

5. Normal pregnancy

6. Abortion, complete

7. Uterus, gravidity

8. Pregnant uterus, end of 2nd trimester

9. Uterus, placenta

10. Pregancy, hyperplastic adrenals

11. Ovarium, pregnancy

12. Pathology of the placenta Insufficiency of the placenta Infections (chorioamniitis) Retroplacental hematoma Placenta accreta, increta Wrong position (near the cervix uteri) Infarctions of the placenta Toxemia of the pregnancy Gestational trophoblastic disease: Complete hydatiform mole Partial hydatiform mole Choriocarcinoma

13. Placenta accreta

14. Placenta, infarct

15. Placenta, infarcts

16. Uterus, retained placental fragments

18. Toxemia of pregnancy Reduction of placental blood flow, fibrinoid necroses Preeclampsia: Proteinuria Hypertension Edema Eclampsia: Preeclampsia Convulsions

19. Toxemia of pregnancy, liver

20. Toxemia of pregnancy, liver

21. hydatid mole

22. hydatid mole

23. hydatid mole

24. Partial hydatid mole

25. Hydadid mole, partial

26. Partial hydatid mole

27. Partial hydatid mole

28. hydatid mole, atypical cells

29. choriocarcinoma

30. Strangulatio funiculi umbilicalis

31. Ruptured tubar gravidity

32. Embryo, tubar gravidity

33. Graviditas tubaria

34. Graviditas tubaria