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Re: NIHF and hypotrophy From: Dave Berck (djberck@yahoo.com) Mon Oct 14 14:18:59 2002 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Daniel Margulies: "Re: NIHF and hypotrophy" Previous message: Heather : "ultrasound practice in Spain" In reply to: Joanna Dangel: "NIHF and hypotrophy" Next in thread: Daniel Margulies: "Re: NIHF and hypotrophy" Hypothetically, sounds like the baby's on the ropes and needs to come out. Hypothetically, might give steroids for 48hrs while on continuous monitoring and then deliver. But of course, I could be wrong. D Berck, MD, MPH, RDMS --- Joanna Dangel <dangel@dan.neostrada.pl> wrote: > Hypotetical case: 32 weeks of pregnancy (by LMP), > 24-25 by biometry, > until 24 weeks normal fetal growth and normal antomy > by USG. > Oligohydramnios (AFI 4)NIHF: ascites, subcutaneous > edema, pericardial > effusion. Enlarged heart (Ha/Ca ratio 0,66), normal > anatomy, normal > arterial velocity. EFW 800 g. Reverse flow in > ductus venosus, severe > TR, abnormal flow in IVC, pulsations in UV, reverse > flow in UA, low RI > in MCA. Fetal bradycardia 100 bpm. "Silent" CTG. > What would be your plan? > Thank You > > -- > Joanna Dangel, MD ===== David J. Berck, MD, MPH Faith Hill - Exclusive Performances, Videos & More http://faith.yahoo.com Next message: Daniel Margulies: "Re: NIHF and hypotrophy" Previous message: Heather : "ultrasound practice in Spain" In reply to: Joanna Dangel: "NIHF and hypotrophy" Next in thread: Daniel Margulies: "Re: NIHF and hypotrophy"

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