Routine obstetric ultrasound on the diagnosis of 119 cases of fetal malformation.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 Routine obstetric ultrasound on the diagnosis of 119 cases of fetal malformation Of: Bao Yu Zhan Guo Xiaojian Zhu Changyao Tan Xuelian [Keywords:] obstetric routine ultrasound fetal malformations With the rapid development of ultrasound technology, the accumulation of experience with the medical staff, prenatal ultrasound diagnosis of expanding the content and scope, has become the primary means of diagnosis of fetal malformation. In this study, retrospective analysis of prenatal ultrasound diagnosis of fetal malformations final 119 patients information on newborn and child labor induction, according to post-neonatal and child labor induction the final diagnosis, were the results of prenatal ultrasound. obstetric routine ultrasound assessment of fetal malformation capacity, and analyzed the reasons for misdiagnosis. Subjects and methods 1. Object: 2007 ~ 2009 in our hospital and maternity hospital in Shanwei City 4 the cards, checking and delivery of the 9783 cases of pregnant women. Out of which 251 cases of hospital production, induction of labor 381 patients, 30 cases lost. Age 20 to 41 years old, 11 to 40 weeks gestation. Singleton pregnancies 9739 cases, 44 cases of twin pregnancy. Including live births and induced abortions were 9827 child cases, all cases were postpartum (including live births and induced labor) follow-up confirmed . 2. Birth Defects diagnosis: 5708 patients were 10 to 14 weeks in pregnancy, 18 to 24 weeks, 32 to 36 weeks, 3 ultrasound examination period for 3 times (with GE 400 ultrasonic diagnostic apparatus, convex array probe, the frequency 3.0 ~ 5.0 MHZ) .2007 increase since early pregnancy ultrasound fetal neck thickness of transparent layer (nuchal translucency, NT value) measurements began in 2008 at no additional charge and fully informed of the diagnosis, reliability and limitations of the case by the attending physician of high qualification in the 18 to 24 weeks pregnant fetal struct