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Archives of Gynecology
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Fetales FHF-Verhalten vor der 30. SSW

Authors: A. Kaupper; R. Schuhmann; H. Hertel; E. Halberstadt;

Fetales FHF-Verhalten vor der 30. SSW

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Die kontinuierliche Registrierung des CTG's uber 24 h stellt unseres Erachtens eine Moglichkeit dar, ein genaues fetales Herzfrequenzmusterprofil zu erhalten und damit wesentlich fruher ein suspektes, prapathologisches und pathologisches Herzfrequenzmuster in der prozentualen Verteilung seiner Haufigkeit zu erkennen. So ist nach der 30. SSW das vorwiegende Oszillationsmuster der Typ II b mit 70% und der Typ I b mit 25%. Vor der 30. SSW ist dagegen der Typ II b in 93% der Gesamtregistrierzeit und der Typ I b lediglich in 6% nachweisbar. Hier scheint ein Unterschied des Frequenzmusters vom Gestationsalter vorzuliegen, d.h., das eine haufigere und langere Registrierung des Oszillationsmusters I b vor der 30. SSW schwerwiegender zu beurteilen ist, als nach der 30. SSW. Die Haufigkeit der Akzelerationen in der Zuordnung zu den Oszillationsmustern schien in beiden Gruppen gleich. DIP 0 traten nach der 30. SSW in 22% auf, waren aber vor der 30. SSW nur in 8% nachweisbar. Unterschiede im Bereich des Frequenzniveaus bestanden nicht.

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