fetal distress

collocation in English

meanings of fetaland distress

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fetal
adjective
uk /ˈfiː.təl/ us /ˈfiː.t̬əl/
relating to a fetus (= a young human being or animal ...
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distress
noun[U]
uk /dɪˈstres/ us /dɪˈstres/
a feeling of extreme worry, sadness, ...
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Examples of fetal distress

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Maternal causes of fetaldistress include comorbidities, medications, recreational drugs, infections, metabolic abnormalities, toxins, hypothermia, and seizures.
However, if fetaldistress is present and some difficulty is encountered, the procedure should be abandoned promptly in favour of caesarean section.
There was little, if any, evidence of an effect on the incidence of fetaldistress and of caesarean section during labour.
Babies presenting during labour, with fetal tachycardia or unexplained 'fetaldistress', or at birth typically present with congenital pneumonia.
On occasion such procedures may alleviate fetaldistress and obviate the need for urgent delivery.
Ten of these fetuses had a trial of labour and 9 developed fetaldistress.
Delivery at term was by cesarean section because of fetaldistress.
Amniotic -uid embolism is often associated with and, in fact, may be heralded by, fetaldistress.
When there is evidence of fetaldistress, as depicted by a non-reassuring fetal heart trace, exogenous oxytocin should be stopped.
Small patient numbers precluded a comparison of caesarean delivery for fetaldistress.
This raises the concern that spinal anaesthesia could decrease the blood supply to the fetus worsening fetaldistress.
The allowance for fetaldistress almost certainly reflects the lack of precision in diagnosis rather than its true incidence.
The operative delivery rate for fetaldistress was 20% but fetal outcome was good in all cases.
Spellacy et al1 reported an increased incidence of fetaldistress in labour.
There were nine cases of fetaldistress.
Fetaldistress is another cause of fetal bradycardia with 1:1 atrioventricular conduction.
Finally, the emergency, within labor indicators for c-section are abruptio placenta (64,121), fetal distress (6,563), cord prolapse (6,630), and dystocia (6,600, 6,601, 6,602, 6,603, 6,604, 6,608, 6,609).
Grannum grade 3 placentas before term are of concern since they are associated with small-for-dates pregnancies55 and the post-mature syndrome of fetaldistress and meconium staining in labour.
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