Chapter 8 **Placenta Therapy: Its Biological Role of Anti-Inflammation and Regeneration 113**

Preface

Because normal placentation is vital for maintaining gestation and optimal fetal development, supplying nutrients, exchanging gases, and eliminating metabolic waste products, any disor‐ ders in placental functions can cause several pregnancy complications. *The Placenta* focuses on the natural, developmental, biochemical, immunological, and molecular basis of developing the placenta (placental hemodynamics: invasion, proliferation, and migration). The book re‐ views the factors that contribute to the fetoplacental axis, the placenta-derived mesenchymal stromal cells, and modulation of immunity and inflammation. *The Placenta* also explores the complications of abnormal placentation (accreta and beyond) and their management. Finally, placental therapy and the biological roles of antiinflammation and regeneration are proved. Scientists, physicians, embryologists, and lay readers engaged in placental studies or practice

Associate Professor Dr. of Developmental and Experimental Biology

**Ahmed R.G.**

Zoology Department Faculty of Science

Beni-Suef University, Egypt

Division of Anatomy and Embryology

will find that this book offers insight into all areas of placenta research.

Kyeong Mee Park, Dong Pill Cho and Tae Hwan Cho
