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Fetal Diagnosis and Fetal Surgery
Clinics in Perinatology, 1989Accurate fetal diagnosis became possible by the steadily increasingly complex techniques of amniocentesis, ultrasound, and ultrasound-guided fetal blood sampling and chorion villous sampling. A high degree of diagnostic accuracy for a wide variety of structural and metabolic anomalies is required.
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Seminars in Pediatric Surgery, 2013
Fetal surgery pushes the limits of knowledge and therapy beyond conventional paradigms by treating the developing fetus as a patient. Providing anesthesia for fetal surgery is challenging for many reasons. It requires integration of both obstetric and pediatric anesthesia practice.
Elaina E, Lin, Kha M, Tran
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Fetal surgery pushes the limits of knowledge and therapy beyond conventional paradigms by treating the developing fetus as a patient. Providing anesthesia for fetal surgery is challenging for many reasons. It requires integration of both obstetric and pediatric anesthesia practice.
Elaina E, Lin, Kha M, Tran
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Clinics in Perinatology, 2009
Over the past 3 decades, fetal surgery for congenital disease has evolved from merely a fanciful concept to a medical field in its own right. Techniques for open hysterotomy, minimal-access hysteroscopy, and image-guided percutaneous fetal access have become well established, first in animal models and subsequently in humans.
Tim, Jancelewicz, Michael R, Harrison
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Over the past 3 decades, fetal surgery for congenital disease has evolved from merely a fanciful concept to a medical field in its own right. Techniques for open hysterotomy, minimal-access hysteroscopy, and image-guided percutaneous fetal access have become well established, first in animal models and subsequently in humans.
Tim, Jancelewicz, Michael R, Harrison
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Fetal Surgery for Myelomeningocele
New England Journal of Medicine, 2002The most common nonlethal malformation in the spectrum of neural-tube defects is myelomeningocele. This defect, caused by failure of the neural tube to close completely at about four weeks of gestation, occurs in approximately 1 in 2000 births. The extent and severity of the neurologic deficits (which include motor dysfunction in the legs and lack of ...
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Seminars in Fetal and Neonatal Medicine, 2010
Fetal surgery pushes the limits of knowledge and therapy beyond conventional paradigms by treating the developing fetus as a patient. Providing anesthesia for fetal surgery is challenging for many reasons. It requires integration of both obstetric and pediatric anesthesia practice.
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Fetal surgery pushes the limits of knowledge and therapy beyond conventional paradigms by treating the developing fetus as a patient. Providing anesthesia for fetal surgery is challenging for many reasons. It requires integration of both obstetric and pediatric anesthesia practice.
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Fetal surgery for myelomeningocele
Current Opinion in Obstetrics and Gynecology, 2001Myelomeningocele is a devastating birth defect affecting a significant number of live births worldwide. Prenatal repair of myelomeningocele has been performed in the United States for 5 years with mixed results. The initial intent was to preserve distal neurological function by covering the exposed spinal cord. Although there has been relatively little
S, Hirose, D L, Farmer, C T, Albanese
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Seminars in Pediatric Surgery, 2003
Fetal surgery is a rapidly growing and evolving area. Fetal surgery is based on years of animal and clinical research. In contrast, anesthesia techniques for fetal surgery are based on clinical experience. The techniques that have emerged are safe for mother and fetus. In this review, the authors describe current techniques for anesthetic management of
Uwe, Schwarz, Jeffrey L, Galinkin
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Fetal surgery is a rapidly growing and evolving area. Fetal surgery is based on years of animal and clinical research. In contrast, anesthesia techniques for fetal surgery are based on clinical experience. The techniques that have emerged are safe for mother and fetus. In this review, the authors describe current techniques for anesthetic management of
Uwe, Schwarz, Jeffrey L, Galinkin
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Fetal surgery for anesthesiologists
Current Opinion in Anaesthesiology, 2008We aimed to review the current clinical status and advances in endoscopic and open surgical interventions on the fetus in terms of indications, technical aspects and reported outcomes.In numbers, there has been a move away from open toward fetoscopic surgery.
Deprest, Jan A +3 more
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Clinics in Perinatology, 2009
This article provides a comprehensive approach to the ethics of clinical investigation of fetal surgery. Investigators should address the initiation and assessment of clinical trials to determine whether they establish a standard of care and use an appropriate informed consent process to recruit and enroll subjects, consider whether selection criteria ...
Frank A, Chervenak +1 more
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This article provides a comprehensive approach to the ethics of clinical investigation of fetal surgery. Investigators should address the initiation and assessment of clinical trials to determine whether they establish a standard of care and use an appropriate informed consent process to recruit and enroll subjects, consider whether selection criteria ...
Frank A, Chervenak +1 more
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Fetal surgery for myelomeningocele
Child's Nervous System, 2003Although in utero treatment of myelomeningocele shows promise in decreasing the morbidity of this disease, the risks to the fetus are significant, and the benefits are unproven.The upcoming trial represents one of the few times that the pediatric neurosurgical community has come together to test a new procedure.
Leslie N, Sutton +2 more
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