Can long term neonatal outcome be predicted by antenatal surveillance? (CROSBI ID 479451)
Prilog sa skupa u zborniku | izvorni znanstveni rad | međunarodna recenzija
Podaci o odgovornosti
Škrablin, Snježana ; Kalafatić, Držislav ; Juretić, Emilija ; Zlopaša, Gordan, Goluža, Trpimir ; Kuvačić, Ivan.
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Can long term neonatal outcome be predicted by antenatal surveillance?
As pathological patterns of fetal blood flow distribution are often associated with various obstetrical complications per se, it is difficult to distinguish permanent neurologic disability independently predicted by various complications of pregnancy and/or early neonatal period and those somehow predicted by some circulatory abnormality. Positive neonatal cranial ultrasonography showed significant predictive value regarding both major and minor neurologic impairment later in life. Blood circulation in fetal aorta could be an important milestone in detection of fetuses at increased risk, perhaps irrespective of their gestational age at birth. We therefore recommend cranial ultrasonography examination to all neonates with absent or reversed blood flow in descending aorta. The combination of both positive findings, regardless of gestational age at birth, carries a significantly increased risk of permanent neurologic damage.
Doppler; aorta; long-term outcome
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Podaci o prilogu
97-101-x.
2000.
objavljeno
Podaci o matičnoj publikaciji
Proceedings of the XXII Alpe Adria Meeting of Perinatal Medicine (XIV Congress)
Dražančić A, Elkaz, B
Čakovec:
Podaci o skupu
XXII Alpe Adria Meeting of Perinatal Medicine ( XIV Congress)
pozvano predavanje
29.09.2000-30.09.2000
Čakovec, Hrvatska