Measurement of fetal blood flow using the Doppler ultrasound method

Articles in the same Issue

1. Titelei
2. Sonstiges
3. Guest Editorial
4. Report on the project “Perinatal Monitoring” (April 1984)
5. Principles for clinical evaluation of new methods for perinatal monitoring
6. Principles for technical evaluation of new methods
7. Patho-physiology, clinical relevance of continuous measurement of pH and/or CO₂ in the fetus
8. Continuous measurement of pH with the glass electrode I. Clinical data
9. Continuous measurement of pH with the glass electrode II. Presentation of a new Needle-pH-electrode
10. Clinical trials on continuous measurement of fetal tcPco₂
11. Panel discussion
12. Pathology and clinical relevance of fetal blood flow measurements.
13. The Doppler ultrasound method for measurement of blood flow
14. Effects of fetal activity on umbilical venous blood flow in the fetal lamb.
15. The application of Doppler Ultrasound to the study of fetal blood flow in perinatal medicine
16. Measurement of fetal blood flow using the Doppler ultrasound method
17. Evaluation of the fetal circulation using Doppler ultrasound method in patients with pre-eclampsia and intrauterine growth retardation
18. Blood flow in the fetal descending aorta during fetal cardiac arrhythmia.
19. Evaluation of the uterine and placental circulation
20. Doppler assessment of the fetoplacental circulation and fetal growth; preliminary results
21. Panel discussion
22. Cardiac electromechanical time intervals of the fetus: physiology and animal studies
23. Morphological analysis of the fetal electrocardiogram during pregnancy
24. Antepartum measurement of electromechanical time intervals using ultrasound
25. Clinical Applications of Fetal Cardiac Electromechanical Intervals.
26. Panel discussion
27. List of participants