Doppler Velocimetry and Multiple Gestation

Gaziano, Emanuel P.; Harkness, Ursula F.

doi:10.1007/3-540-28903-8_20

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“…Like others (Tushuizen et al, 1974;Cibils, 1977;Gaziano and Freeman, 1977;Jordan et af, 1977) we found that the preterminal CTG showed late and prolonged decelerations of the FHR, decreased FHR variability, and baseline fetal tachycardia.…”

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Transcutaneous Fetal Oxygen Tension and Fetal Hear Rate Pattern Preceding Fetal Death Case Report

Weber

Secher

1980

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Simultaneous cardiotocography (CTG) and transcutaneous PO, (tcPO,) measurements were made in a pregnancy complicated by membrane rupture and cord prolapse at 27 weeks gestation. A Caesarean section was not done because the fetus was judged to have little chance of survival and to be at very high risk of severe brain damage if it did. The fetus weighed 830 g and the CTG changes preceding fetal death were similar to those described by others. The tcPO, was zero for periods of a few seconds to 20 minutes at 1 to 2 hours before fetal death, and the tcPO, was constantly zero during the last 50 minutes of fetal life. Tracings showing the tcPO,/CTG changes preceding fetal death are reproduced.

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“…The tracing in Figure 2 was obtained two hours before fetal death and the CTG shows tachycardia (about 170 bpm), late decelerations (see Gaziano and Freeman, 1977) to less than 50 bpm, and a decreasing variability. The tcPO, was 0 for periods ranging from a few seconds to 20 minutes.…”

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confidence: 99%