Acute fetal hypoxia
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Therefore in clinical practice one should use the term "fetal distress" instead of "chronic fetal hypoxia" and "acute fetal, hypoxia", which are not clinical. In its turn the term "fetal hypoxia" means the state conditioned by the reasons, which lead to acute or recurrent restriction of access of oxygen to the fetus or to the violation of fetal ...
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The cerebral vasodilation aspect of the fetal brain sparing response to acute hypoxia is under paracrine, rather than systemic, control (33). Given that the delivery of oxygen and glucose to the fetal brain was preserved within normal limits for the duration of all experiments, hypoxia-induced cerebral vasodilatation would not be expected.
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Acute hypoxia presents as a prolonged deceleration lasting for more than 5 minutes or for more than 3 minutes if associated with reduced variability within the deceleration. Fetal pH drops at a rate of 0.01/min during the deceleration (Gull et al 1996).
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Hypoxic ischaemic encephalopathy (HIE) appears to be a more specific term which describes the clinical and laboratory evidence of acute or subacute brain injury due to asphyxia (fetal hypoxia and ...
Acute fetal hypoxia: the modulating effect of infection.
Evidence of acute intra-amniotic infection not appreciated. Prominent chronic marginating chorio deciduitis. Villous histology generally consistent with acceleration of villous maturation for stated gestational age with fibrosis reduced distal capillary networks and villous diameters with increased syncytial basophilia.
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Acute kidney injury (AKI) is costly and associated with increased mortality and morbidity. ... It is widely accepted that preeclampsia occurs in the setting of placental hypoxia and underperfusion. In contrast to normotensive pregnancies, placental spiral arteries in preeclampsia fail to lose their musculoelastic layers, ultimately leading to ...
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The clinical presentation of the rupture, which began during pregnancy, is detected by the presence of hematoma in the region of the scar. Nausea, vomiting, vertigo, pain along the scar, uterine hypertension, the signs of acute fetal hypoxia are characteristic. There …
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Etiologies: Maternal fever, fetal hypoxia, fetal anemia, amnionitis, fetal tachyarrhythmia (usually > 200 BPM with abrupt onset little to no variability) SVT (200-240 BPM) [5] , fetal heart failure, drugs (beta sympathomimetics, vistaril, phenothiazines) , rebound ( transient tachycardia following a deceleration accompanied by decreased ...
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There is greater consensus regarding the upper gestational age limit. Thirty-four weeks of gestation typically defines the threshold at which perinatal morbidity and mortality are felt to be too low to justify the potential maternal and fetal complications and costs associated with the inhibition of labor [10,13] .
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