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1. PRENATAL DIAGNOSIS OF FETAL CARDIAC ABNORMALITIES IN THE FIRST TRIMESTER.

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PETRESCU, Ana Maria, RUICAN, Dan, TUDORACHE, Stefania, CERNEA, Nicolae, ILIESCU, Dominic, MARINAS, Cristian, GENUNCHE-DUMITRESCU, Amelia, BADEA, Daniela, and TENEA-COJAN, Tiberiu Stefanita

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FETAL abnormalities, PRENATAL diagnosis, HIGH-risk pregnancy, CONGENITAL heart disease, NATIONAL health services, PREGNANT women
Abstract

CONGENITAL HEART DEFECTS (CHDs) ARE FOUND IN UP 1% OF ALL PREGNANCIES. THE PRENATAL DIAGNOSIS OF CHDs PLAYS AN IMPORTANT ROLE IN THE MANAGEMENT OF THE DISEASE AFTER BIRTH, THIS VAST PATHOLOGY IS RESPONSIBLE FOR HIGH MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY RATES AMONG NEONATES AND INFANTS. THE FIRST TRIMESTER(FT) ANOMALY SCAN AT 11+0 to 13+6 GESTATIONAL WEEKS OFFERS TIME FOR THE FETAL CARDIOLOGIST AND FOR THE PARENTS TO OPT FOR MORE INVESTIGATIONS, SUCH AS GENETIC TESTING AND EXTENSIVE ULTRASOUND EVALUATION BEFORE THE DECIDE THE COURSE OF THE PREGNANCY. EXTENSIVE FT SCANNING PROTOCOLS ARE IMPLEMENTED IN SOME NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICES TO ALL OR IN HIGH RISK PREGNANCY. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2020
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2. Twelve Weeks of Reversed Umbilical Flow in a Fetal Growth Restriction Case Associated with Severe Periconceptional Maternal Anemia

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Miescu, Mihaela, Novac, Marius, Ruican, Dan, Nagy, Rodica Daniela, and Iliescu, Dominic Gabriel

Abstract

We present a case of a patient diagnosed with severe intrauterine growth restriction and periconceptional severe anemia, where the fetal well‐being features, including reversal of umbilical artery end‐diastolic flow and abnormal cerebroplacental ratio, remained stationary for 12 weeks. We are not aware of reports with similar findings, and the professionals should take into consideration the possibility of a “frozen” fetal well‐being for a long time. Possibly, in our case, the evolution may be due to the prompt correction of the chronic severe maternal anemia. This approach may offer the opportunity to prolong the pregnancy, even in cases with apparently imminent delivery, as the association of reversal of umbilical artery end‐diastolic flow.

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2020
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