The impact of two‐dimensional versus three‐dimensional ultrasound exposure on maternal–fetal attachment and maternal health behavior in pregnancy

Sedgmen, B.; McMahon, Catherine; Cairns, Diane; Benzie, R.; Woodfield, R. L.

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“…Por otra parte, las mujeres que lograron una reducción considerable del consumo argumentaban el bienestar del bebé como motivación principal, afirmación que denota un comportamiento altruista, empatía y filiación afectiva hacia el feto (Massey et al, 2015). Resultados similares fueron hallados por Sedgmen et al (2006), quienes observaron una reducción significativa en el número de copas ingeridas en mujeres con problemas de abuso de alcohol, asociadas al incremento del vínculo materno-fetal.…”

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“…La consulta de ginecología o de matrona así como los espacios de preparación al parto, son una importante oportunidad para el fortalecimiento y la promoción del vínculo materno-fetal. Shieh y Kravitz (2006) exponen que invitar a la madre a ser consciente de los movimientos fetales y hablar sobre ellos, repercute de forma positiva en su interés hacia su hijo; de la misma forma se ha observado un incremento en el vínculo asociado con la visión del feto por medio de ultrasonido (Sedgmen et al, 2006). Una atención gineco-obstétrica de calidad, que permita la exploración de otras áreas relevantes en el embarazo además de la fisiológica incorporando y prestando la importancia necesaria al componente del vínculo, puede resultar de gran ayuda en el incremento de la experiencia de afecto hacia el feto y sus correlatos en la salud materno-fetal.…”

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Vínculo materno-fetal. Implicaciones en el desarrollo psicológico y propuesta de intervención en Atención Temprana

Roncallo¹,

Miguél²,

Freijo³

2014

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Diversas investigaciones en el campo de la salud identifican el vínculo materno-fetal como un precedente significativo de la vinculación post-natal entre la madre y su bebé. El vínculo materno-fetal se asocia con aspectos emocionales y cognitivos que permiten recrear al feto como otro ser humano. Este vínculo se expresa, a través de prácticas de salud dirigidas a buscar la protección y el bienestar del feto. Por otra parte se constata que el estado psicológico de la madre influye en el feto, tanto a nivel neurocomportamental y en las alteraciones en el desarrollo que se manifiestan así mismo en el periodo post-natal, afectando significativamente la relación madre-bebé. Por tanto cabe proponer que las prácticas de atención temprana se extiendan al periodo prenatal como estrategia de prevención, repercutiendo favorablemente en la salud materno-infantil. Para ello se plantea un modelo de intervención interdisciplinar, centrado en el vínculo materno-fetal como factor protector del vínculo en el período post-parto y como potenciador de prácticas de parentalidad positiva que fomente un desarrollo psicológico saludable.Palabras Clave: Vínculo Materno-fetal; Atención Temprana; Embarazo; Desarrollo Psicológico.Health research has identified maternal-foetal bonding as a significant antecedent of post-natal bonding between mother and baby. Maternal-foetal bonding is associated with the emotional and cognitive aspects that allow the foetus to be recreated as another human being. This bond is expressed in health practices aimed at the protection and welfare of the foetus. It has been observed that the psychological state of the mother affects the foetus at the neurobehavioral level and influences the appearance of developmental disorders that also manifest in the post-natal period, thereby significantly affecting the mother-baby relationship. Thus, early intervention practices could be extended to the prenatal period as a prevention strategy to favourably impact the health of the child and mother. To address this issue, we present an interdisciplinary intervention model, which focuses on maternal-foetal bonding as a protective factor for bonding during the postnatal period, and as an enhancer of positive parenting practices that promote healthy psychological development.

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Vínculo materno-fetal. Implicaciones en el desarrollo psicológico y propuesta de intervención en Atención Temprana

Roncallo¹,

Miguél²,

Freijo³

2014

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“…The moving face of the fetus-the changing face of medicine A recent preliminary study published in this Journal demonstrated the general feeling that ultrasound has a positive impact on maternal-fetal attachment, particularly in the first trimester 1 . It even suggested that it can help reduce maternal alcohol consumption, but that threedimensional (3D) ultrasound does not offer enhanced benefits, leading us to the controversy surrounding the use of 4D ultrasound for non-medical purposes.…”

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The moving face of the fetus–the changing face of medicine

Gorincour

Tassy

LeCoz

2006

Ultrasound in Obstet & Gyne

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“…revious studies [1][2][3][4] and commentaries by leaders in the field 2,5 suggest that 3-/4-dimensional ultrasonography (3D/4DUS) facilitates improved prenatal diagnosis of congenital anomalies by physicians and enhances psychological interactions between the parent and unborn child. Carlson et al 6 reported that attachment refers to the caregiver and infant relationship that emerges over time through physical interaction, whereas Klaus et al 7 used the term "bonding" to refer to the feelings parents have toward their infant in the first hours of life.…”

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“…In addition, they reported preliminary data suggesting that 3DUS may lead to a decrease in maternal alcohol consumption during pregnancy. 4 Campbell 5 wrote in an editorial that he would expect an increase in bonding in the third trimester when parents see babylike fetal movements and expressions such as sucking and grasping on 4DUS.…”

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Parental Artistic Drawings of the Fetus Before and After 3-/4-Dimensional Ultrasonography

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Hearon

Hollenbach³

et al. 2007

Journal of Ultrasound in Medicine

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Objective. The purpose of this study was to assess the impact of 3-/4-dimensional ultrasonography (3D/4DUS) on parental impressions of their fetus using preexamination and postexamination parental drawings. Methods. One hundred one parents (32 male and 69 female) were asked to draw pictures of their fetus immediately before and after undergoing 3D/4DUS. A drawing assessment instrument was used to evaluate the fetal anatomy by 4 reviewers. Overall descriptive quality and a comparison of before and after images were assessed. Results. Reviewers judged the drawings as significantly different in 23% to 56% of cases, slightly different in 41% to 64%, and having no significant difference in 2% to 22%; some difference was identified in at least 78%. Reviewers familiar with ultrasonography were able to correctly predict which picture was drawn first in 78%. Differences identified were related to extremity positioning, personalized uterine environment, and artistic nature. No significant difference in the overall total scoring for anatomic differentiation before and after 3D/4DUS was found. A trend in drawing less anatomic structures after 3D/4DUS was discovered. Significantly fewer people drew hair after 3D/4DUS (P < .01) even when they had drawn hair before the 3D/4DUS. Similar significant differences were seen for the lower extremities (P < .01), with less detail being presented after the 3D/4DUS. Conclusions. Differences were seen between drawings made before and after 3D/4DUS by parents. Drawings after 3D/4DUS emphasized structures seen during the 3D/4DUS examination and were more reality based, whereas drawings before 3D/4DUS were more iconographic and based on preconceived anatomic knowledge.

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The impact of two‐dimensional versus three‐dimensional ultrasound exposure on maternal–fetal attachment and maternal health behavior in pregnancy

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Cited by 107 publications

References 18 publications

Vínculo materno-fetal. Implicaciones en el desarrollo psicológico y propuesta de intervención en Atención Temprana

Vínculo materno-fetal. Implicaciones en el desarrollo psicológico y propuesta de intervención en Atención Temprana

The moving face of the fetus–the changing face of medicine

Parental Artistic Drawings of the Fetus Before and After 3-/4-Dimensional Ultrasonography

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