Abnormal fetal heart rates and rhythms prior to labor

Kendall, Benjamin

doi:10.1016/s0002-9378(16)34492-1

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“…In nearly half the cases a congenital heart lesion has beendiagnosed (Redman, 1958;Eyton-Jones, 1960;Larks and Longo, 1960). However, Kendall (1967) reported seven examples of AV block without congenital heart disorder. In our series, both infants with an AV block and cardiac failure died.…”

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Fetal Arrhythmia During Pregnancy and Labour

Komáromy

Gaál

Lampé

1977

BJOG

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Summary The significance of fetal arrhythmia presenting during pregnancy and labour has been examined in 68 patients. The different types of rhythm disorders diagnosed included 61 extrasystoles, 6 atrioventricular blocks and 1 auricular fibrillation. Extrasystoles were not associated with acidosis or organic cardiac disease. Atrioventricular block, though not associated with fetal hypoxia, was occasionally associated with congenital cardiac failure.

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Fetal Arrhythmia During Pregnancy and Labour

Komáromy

Gaál

Lampé

1977

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Irregular Fetal Bradycardia: A Case Report

Batzer

1980

Intl J Gynecology & Obste

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The importance of fetal heart rate patterns in the evaluation of fetal well-being is discussed in relation to a case of antenatal documentation of a grossly irregular fetal bradycardia in a mother with congenital heart disease. A rare form of conduction disturbance, sinus bradycardia with resultant arterial-venous dissociation is documented as an antenatal finding and etiology to irregular fetal bradycardia.

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