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M Uher

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PubMed1982

[Women with cardio-angiopathies before conception (author's transl)].

Extended medical care for pregnant women with cardio-angiopathies is discussed in this paper. High-continuity follow-up checks should begin in early childhood and conducted also in adult age, prior to conception. Appropriate medical documentation, including radiographs, should be complied well prior to pregnancy, to avoid X-ray examination during gravidity.--Also discussed is dicumarol treatment of pregnant carriers of artificial cardiac valves. Any treatment of cardio-angiopathy should be best timed to periods before conception to the benefit of better family planning. Extended medical care should be persistently implemented with high continuity as an integral part of medical programmes extended by district centres to pregnant women with cardio-angiopathies.

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PubMed1982

[Maternal cardiopathy in relation to perinatal morbidity and mortality].

Reference is made to pregnancy risks, including spontaneous abortion, prematurity, and foetal retardation, for women with haemodynamically important cardiopathies. The risk may be mitigated by high-continuity extended medical care in centres for cardio-angiopathies of women in pregnancy. Attention should be given in such centres not only to congenital and acquired cardiac defects, but to all circulatory disorders as well as to some diseases of the respiratory system.

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PubMed1980

[Laparoscopic aspiration of Graafian follicle--its action on ovocyte ultrastructure (author's transl)].

The ultrastructure of human ovocytes was studied, the latter having been obtained laparoscopically following induced ovulation, using clomiphene and HCG. Optimum vacuum size for aspiration was tested on embryonated rat ova. It was found to be between 10 kPa and 30 kPa, that is between 100 and 300 mm H2O. Ultrastructural alteration was recordable neither from human nor from rat ovocytes. No change in ultrastructure was obtained either from subsequent in vitro culturing, and some of the ovocytes were embryonated with good success.

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