Treatise on Amniotic Fluid Embolism (Anaphylactic Syndrome of Pregnancy)

From a historical perspective to the contemporary advancements in medical science, the treatise navigates through the evolution of knowledge surrounding AFE. It meticulously details the incidence and epidemiology of this condition, shedding light on risk factors and demographic patterns. Furthermore, the treatise emphasizes the significance of AFE and its profound impact on maternal health, encompassing both the immediate consequences and potential long-term implications.

The structure and function of the placenta, the immunological aspects, and the hormonal regulation in pregnancy are dissected to unravel the mechanisms that contribute to the entry of amniotic fluid into maternal circulation. The biochemical composition and immunological factors in amniotic fluid are scrutinized, providing an in-depth analysis of the components that play pivotal roles in the development of AFE.