ANTENATAL DETERMINATION OF THE FETAL CARDIACOUTPUT IN NORMAL PREGNANCY
• 1950
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Abstract
This study was carried on 52 pregnant females. The studied sample was dividing: according to the gestational ages into four groups: namely 20-25 weeks, 26-30 weeks 36-40 weeks.
The present study entails ecchocardioaphy measurement of the fetal cardiac output at the various phases of intra uterine life.
The results showed a progressive significant increase in the stroke volume with the advance in gestational age. Also it was observed that the advance of gestational age was accompanied with a gradual significant deceleration of the fetal heart rate. Despite the deceleration of the fetal heart rate with the advance of the gestational age, the present study clearly showed a gradual highly significant increase in the fetal cardiac output.
The fetal cardiac outpt is affected only by the gestational age and not by the fetal sex.
The present study entails ecchocardioaphy measurement of the fetal cardiac output at the various phases of intra uterine life.
The results showed a progressive significant increase in the stroke volume with the advance in gestational age. Also it was observed that the advance of gestational age was accompanied with a gradual significant deceleration of the fetal heart rate. Despite the deceleration of the fetal heart rate with the advance of the gestational age, the present study clearly showed a gradual highly significant increase in the fetal cardiac output.
The fetal cardiac outpt is affected only by the gestational age and not by the fetal sex.
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