ST segment analysis as an adjunct to electronic fetal monitoring, Part I : background, physiology, and interpretation

enthalten in: Clinics in perinatology | 2011

von Belfort, M. | Saade, G.

ST segment analysis (STAN) as an adjunct to electronic fetal monitoring, Part II : clinical studies and future directions

enthalten in: Clinics in perinatology | 2011

von Belfort, M. | Saade, G.

ST Segment Analysis as an Adjunct to Electronic Fetal Monitoring, Part I: Background, Physiology, and Interpretation

enthalten in: Clinics in perinatology | 2011

von Belfort, M. | Saade, G.

ST Segment Analysis (STAN) as an Adjunct to Electronic Fetal Monitoring, Part II: Clinical Studies and Future Directions

enthalten in: Clinics in perinatology | 2011

von Belfort, M. | Saade, G.

The physiology of uterine contractions

enthalten in: Clinics in perinatology | 2003

von Maul, H. | Maner, W. | Saade, G. | +1

The Physiology of Uterine Contractions

enthalten in: Clinics in perinatology | 2003

von Maul, H. | Maner, W. | Saade, G. | +1

Hydrops Fetalis - Hydrops fetalis complicates less than 1 per 1000 pregnancies. When not caused by red cell alloimmunization, it is referred to as nonimmune hydrops. In many cases, an associated underlying cause cannot be determined. In other cases, disturbance in any of a number of fetal systems can be implicated. Prognosis is poor and depends on the associated underlying condition. Accurate diagnosis is essential for management and relies on sequential analysis of family history, ultrasound findings, maternal serum testing, and amniocentesis or fetal blood sampling. Advances in prenatal testing, such as the use of polymerase chain reaction for detection of fetal infection, will most likely change our understanding of this obstetric complication. Conditions that are amenable to successful therapy are few and include those associated with fetal tachyarrhythmia or fetal anemia.

enthalten in: Clinics in perinatology | 2000

von Bukowski, R. | Saade, G.