1973
DOI: 10.1515/jpme.1973.1.3.153
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Fetal heart rate patterns in labors with intact and with ruptured membranes

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“…The alternative explanation for them is cord compression. Several authors [l, 4,5,8,11,12,13,15,19,22] have postulated that uterine contractions may slow down the fetal heart rate by three different pathways: a) producing a generalized fetal hypoxia by interfering with the maternal circulation to the placenta; b) increasing fetal intracranial pressure; c) compressing the umbilical cord. Mechanisms b) and c) are summarized in Fig.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The alternative explanation for them is cord compression. Several authors [l, 4,5,8,11,12,13,15,19,22] have postulated that uterine contractions may slow down the fetal heart rate by three different pathways: a) producing a generalized fetal hypoxia by interfering with the maternal circulation to the placenta; b) increasing fetal intracranial pressure; c) compressing the umbilical cord. Mechanisms b) and c) are summarized in Fig.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Por otro lado, existe asociación de dips I con alteraciones en el electroencefalograma fetal, pero no se sabe si esto produciría daño cerebral permanente. La presencia de dips I es hasta 21%, cuando las membranas se rompen a los 4 a 5 cm de dilatación y, por el contrario, solo 3%, cuando se mantienen íntegras hasta el final (10)(11)(12) . También, se observó que los neonatos que mantuvieron las membranas íntegras hasta el final, tienen un pH umbilical y una saturación de hemoglobina significativamente más alta y una pCO 2 significativamente más baja que los nacidos de partos con membranas rotas precozmente (13) .…”
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“…This necessitates ARM, a procedure which has been questioned by some on the grounds that the loss of the cushioning effect of the forewaters increases intracerebral pressure, thereby causing reduced cerebral blood flow, cerebral hypoxia, and permanent central nervous system damage (Schwarcz et al, 1973). This necessitates ARM, a procedure which has been questioned by some on the grounds that the loss of the cushioning effect of the forewaters increases intracerebral pressure, thereby causing reduced cerebral blood flow, cerebral hypoxia, and permanent central nervous system damage (Schwarcz et al, 1973).…”
Section: Fetal Electrocardiography (Direct)mentioning
confidence: 99%