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Amnioscopy and Fetal Blood Sampling [PDF]
Whenever examination of the mother during the last six weeks of pregnancy leads to the suspicion that the fetus might be endangered by chronic lack of oxygen, direct examination of the amniotic fluid is indicated (Saling, 1962). A special conical endoscope is passed into the cervical canal so that amniotic fluid can be inspected through the intact ...
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Invasive Fetal Assessment by Fetal Blood Sampling
1990The development of the discipline of maternal-fetal medicine has been hampered by the lack of direct access to the fetus. With the development of high-resolution, real-time ultrasound, we have acquired a way to perform a “physical exam” of our fetal patients, but the idea of a modern internist or pediatrician making diagnoses or administering ...
Peter Grannum, Joshua A. Copel
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International Congress Series, 2005
Although electronic fetal heart rate monitoring remains the most popular technique for fetal surveillance during labour, there is much concern about the ever rising Caesarean section rate, probably partly due to this practice. Fetal blood sampling is still the gold standard when it comes to measuring fetal oxygenation. There is enough evidence that the
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Although electronic fetal heart rate monitoring remains the most popular technique for fetal surveillance during labour, there is much concern about the ever rising Caesarean section rate, probably partly due to this practice. Fetal blood sampling is still the gold standard when it comes to measuring fetal oxygenation. There is enough evidence that the
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American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1989
Joseph R. Leiberman+2 more
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Joseph R. Leiberman+2 more
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Fetal blood lactate concentration
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 2000Peter Brocklehurst+2 more
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Fetal influences on blood pressure
Journal of Hypertension, 1994Catherine Law, David J.P. Barker
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High Fetal Blood Levels of Mepivacaine and Fetal Bradycardia
New England Journal of Medicine, 1968Way El+4 more
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