METHODOLOGY AND CLINICAL VALUE OF TRANSCUTANEOUS BLOOD GAS MEASUREMENTS IN THE FETUS

Articles in the same Issue

1. Titelei
2. Preface
3. Guest Editorial
4. CIRCULATORY CHANGES AT BIRTH
5. INTRODUCTION AND CLINICAL ASPECTS OF BIOCHEMICAL MONITORING OF THE FETUS
6. BIOCHEMICAL MONITORING OF INTRAPARTUM FETUS
7. THE RATIONALE FOR BIOCHEMICAL MONITORING OF THE FETUS
8. CONTINUOUS INTRAPARTUM FETAL SCALP TISSUE pH AND ECG MONITORING BY A FIBEROPTIC PROBE
9. ANIMAL STUDIES FOR INTRAPARTUM BIOCHEMICAL MONITORING - ARTIFICIAL UMBILICAL CIRCULATION
10. METHODOLOGY AND CLINICAL VALUE OF TRANSCUTANEOUS BLOOD GAS MEASUREMENTS IN THE FETUS
11. CONTINUOUS TRANSCUTANEOUS CARBON DIOXIDE MONITORING DURING HUMAN LABOUR
12. LACTATE IN THE HUMAN FETUS
13. HUMAN RESEARCH ON LACTATE
14. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ARTERIAL AND TISSUE PO₂ IN THE FETAL LAMB
15. TISSUE pH/pC02 AND CONTINUOUS BASE EXCESS MONITORING IN THE HUMAN FETUS