Fetal diagnosis and therapy · 2010
Sinusoidal heart rate patterns as a manifestation of massive fetomaternal hemorrhage in a monochorionic-diamniotic twin pregnancy: a case report.
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Watanabe Noriyoshi, Jwa Seung Chik, Ozawa Nobuaki, Sago Haruhiko
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OBJECTIVE: A case of fetomaternal hemorrhage (FMH) in monochorionic twins is reported.
METHOD: Case report.
RESULT: The patient felt a decrease in fetal movements at 32 gestational weeks. Cardiotocography showed sinusoidal heart rate patterns in both fetuses. The fetal hemoglobin level in maternal blood was 6.6% (normal 0.0-1.0%). Since the patient was diagnosed with massive FMH, cesarean section was performed and both babies delivered to receive neonatal treatment. Severe anemia was apparent in both infants, based on red blood cell count, hemoglobin concentration, and hematocrit of 86 x 10 and 85 x 10(4)/mm(3) (normal 376-456 x 10(4)/mm(3)), 3.1 g/dl each (normal 10.9-13.5 g/dl), and 10.7 and 10.4% (normal 32.2-41.2%), respectively. Severe anemia may develop in both fetuses following massive FMH in monochorionic twins. As such, if abnormal circulation is detected in 1 monochorionic twin, the other fetus will also require special attention.
METHOD: Case report.
RESULT: The patient felt a decrease in fetal movements at 32 gestational weeks. Cardiotocography showed sinusoidal heart rate patterns in both fetuses. The fetal hemoglobin level in maternal blood was 6.6% (normal 0.0-1.0%). Since the patient was diagnosed with massive FMH, cesarean section was performed and both babies delivered to receive neonatal treatment. Severe anemia was apparent in both infants, based on red blood cell count, hemoglobin concentration, and hematocrit of 86 x 10 and 85 x 10(4)/mm(3) (normal 376-456 x 10(4)/mm(3)), 3.1 g/dl each (normal 10.9-13.5 g/dl), and 10.7 and 10.4% (normal 32.2-41.2%), respectively. Severe anemia may develop in both fetuses following massive FMH in monochorionic twins. As such, if abnormal circulation is detected in 1 monochorionic twin, the other fetus will also require special attention.