Ginekologia polska · 2005
[Prenatal diagnostics of congenital heart disease--own results].
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Stańiczyk Jerzy, Kierzkowska Beata, Urszula-Koprek Kowalska, Niewiadomska-Jarosik Katarzyna
Аннотация
OBJECTIVES: Congenital heart defects (CHD) are the most common congenital malformation. They are still often overlooked in fetuses during the routine obstetric scanning.
DESIGN: The aim of our study was to present our results in detecting CHD in high risk pregnancies.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: The echocardiograms of 135 fetuses and case history of neonates who had prenatal diagnosis of CHD were revied retrospectively.
RESULTS: We diagnosed CHD in 135 fetuses. The most common CHD were: atrio-ventricular canal (32 fetuses-23,7%), hypoplastic left heart syndrome (17 fetuses--12.6%), ventricular septal defect (11 fetuses--8.2%), and aortic stenosis (10 fetuses--7.4%). There were 15 intrauterine deaths (11.1%) and 8 neonatal deaths.
CONCLUSIONS: Prenatal echocardiography enables early detecting and adequate treatment of congenital heart defects.
DESIGN: The aim of our study was to present our results in detecting CHD in high risk pregnancies.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: The echocardiograms of 135 fetuses and case history of neonates who had prenatal diagnosis of CHD were revied retrospectively.
RESULTS: We diagnosed CHD in 135 fetuses. The most common CHD were: atrio-ventricular canal (32 fetuses-23,7%), hypoplastic left heart syndrome (17 fetuses--12.6%), ventricular septal defect (11 fetuses--8.2%), and aortic stenosis (10 fetuses--7.4%). There were 15 intrauterine deaths (11.1%) and 8 neonatal deaths.
CONCLUSIONS: Prenatal echocardiography enables early detecting and adequate treatment of congenital heart defects.