American journal of obstetrics and gynecology · 1993
An orthostatic uterovascular syndrome--a prospective, longitudinal study.
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Schneider K T, Bung P, Weber S, Huch A, Huch R
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: The interaction between maternal hemodynamics and uterine activity in the upright position was investigated longitudinally (358 measurements) in 40 healthy pregnant women from 20 gestational weeks to term.
STUDY DESIGN: Maternal-fetal hemodynamic parameters and uterine contractions were measured noninvasively in four different postures.
RESULTS: Hemodynamic disturbances caused by compression of pelvic vessels by the gravid uterus in the upright position were detected in two of 40 (5%) women as early as 24 weeks' gestation; a peak was reached at 38 weeks (71%). With a decrease in the stroke volume (22%, p < 0.001) neither the cardiac output (-11%, p < 0.05) nor the systolic blood pressure (-1.4%, p < 0.05) remained constant, although there was a compensatory heart rate increase.
CONCLUSION: A significantly increased number of spontaneous uterine contractions in the upright position is associated with release of the blocked venous return flow and restoration of normal maternal hemodynamics.
STUDY DESIGN: Maternal-fetal hemodynamic parameters and uterine contractions were measured noninvasively in four different postures.
RESULTS: Hemodynamic disturbances caused by compression of pelvic vessels by the gravid uterus in the upright position were detected in two of 40 (5%) women as early as 24 weeks' gestation; a peak was reached at 38 weeks (71%). With a decrease in the stroke volume (22%, p < 0.001) neither the cardiac output (-11%, p < 0.05) nor the systolic blood pressure (-1.4%, p < 0.05) remained constant, although there was a compensatory heart rate increase.
CONCLUSION: A significantly increased number of spontaneous uterine contractions in the upright position is associated with release of the blocked venous return flow and restoration of normal maternal hemodynamics.