Fetal and maternal aortic flow in two different maternal positions. An investigation with combined doppler-velocimetry and ultrasonic multiple array

Backe, Bjørn; Brodtkorb, ChristianJ.; Giltvedt, J.; Kvernes, Sigmund; Brubakk, Alf O.; Torp, Hans; Angelsen, B. A. J.

doi:10.1016/0301-5629(83)90003-0

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“…In a study by Qu et al on a group of fifty pregnant women between the twentyseventh and forty weeks of gestation, no changes in the umbilical artery flow values were found when the patient's body position was changed [25], similarly to Backe et al [26], while Sorensen et al did not report changes in the systolic-diastolic index in patients with normal blood pressure [27].…”

Section: Effect Of Preterm Labor and Its Treatment On Maternal-fetal Hemodynamics 51 Patient's Body Positionmentioning

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Haemodynamic Changes during Preterm Birth Treatment

Bednarek¹,

Głogiewicz²,

Adamczak³

et al. 2021

Current Topics in Caesarean Section

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The well-being of the fetus depends on the efficiency of its circulatory system and the proper maternal-fetal exchange. Hemodynamic changes can occur due to disturbance of fetal and maternal homeostasis, malformations, pregnancy pathology, and medications. Preterm labor directly affects maternal-fetal haemodynamics, both due to uterine contractions and medications used to inhibit it. Research on maternal-fetal haemodynamics in preterm labor is currently focused mainly on the safety of the used tocolytics. In this chapter, we will discuss the basic principles of fetal haemodynamics, ultrasound methods of maternal-fetal circulation assessment, and the influence of preterm labor on maternal-fetal haemodynamics, with particular emphasis on medications used in threatening and progressive preterm labor.

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Section: Effect Of Preterm Labor and Its Treatment On Maternal-fetal Hemodynamics 51 Patient's Body Positionmentioning

confidence: 97%

Haemodynamic Changes during Preterm Birth Treatment

Bednarek¹,

Głogiewicz²,

Adamczak³

et al. 2021

Current Topics in Caesarean Section

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Haemodynamic effects of induction of epidural analgesia in labour

Hammond

Webster

1988

Can J Anaesth

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p < 0.05). and in SBP , DBP , Impairment of uterine blood flow (UBF) during labour is an hnportaul cause of fetal asphyxia and neonatal mortality and morbidity. Direct measurement of UBF in humans, requiring either vascular canuulation or radio-isotope techniques, is limited by ethical considerations. Since UBF is a component of maternal cardiac output (CO), investigation of the relationships between maternal CO and blood pressure (BP) is central to understanding the factors which influence uterine blood flow and placental perfusion during pregnancy and parturition.Haemodynamie investigation of the normal parturient has been restricted by the practical and ethical limitations

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Cardiovascular dynamics in relation to presentation and postural changes in normal fetuses

Luterkort¹,

Gennser²

1987

European Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology and Reproductiv

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Fetal and maternal aortic flow in two different maternal positions. An investigation with combined doppler-velocimetry and ultrasonic multiple array

Cited by 8 publications

References 14 publications

Haemodynamic Changes during Preterm Birth Treatment

Haemodynamic Changes during Preterm Birth Treatment

Haemodynamic effects of induction of epidural analgesia in labour

Cardiovascular dynamics in relation to presentation and postural changes in normal fetuses

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