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Re: cord pH and "birth asphyxia"From: MS GAIL M HART (YTDP43A@prodigy.com)Sat Aug 31 21:50:47 1996
RE<<<There is the theory that a fetus can have a serious hypoxic or asphyxia insult in utero sufficient to cause neurologic damage...(of course, we would never know if there was no neurologic sequelae) at some point in pregnancy, and then recover so that birth values look normal<< Isn't this thought to be what harms a drug/cocaine baby? Small strokes ect occuring in pregnancy -- the baby recovers, has a normal birth but still shows damage? GAIL HART, LDEM Portland OR, USA
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