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N Domke

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[Sonographically detectable changes in placental structures in pregnancy. 2. Statistical comparison of the frequency distribution of placenta stages 0-3 newborn infants with a birth weight of 2,500-3,999 grams].

1200 examinations of sonographical demonstrable placental ripeness were done in 552 pregnant women. The frequency of stages 0 to 3 as compared with aid of O. Bunke's confidence intervals. Stage 0 were found frequently until the 30. week of pregnancy, stage 1 between the 21. and 36. gestational week, stage 2 between the 33. and 38. week of pregnancy and stage 3 between the 35. and 40. week. The comparison of the areas of unsharpness several stages possibly may give informations about the period of pregnancy when the stages coincide.

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[Sonographically detectable changes in placental structures in pregnancy. 3. Statistical, comparison of the frequency distribution of placenta stages 0-3 in newborn infants with a birth weight of less than 2,500 grams].

The utilisation of sonographically provable changes of placental structures in 131 pregnant woman (277 examinations) shows in cases with newborn infants with a weight of birth under 2500 gram than the stage 0 is found significant frequent to the 32. week of pregnancy, the stage 1 to the 40. week of pregnancy, the stage 2 between the 29. and 40. week of pregnancy and the stage 3 between the 31. and 40. week of pregnancy. The stages 0, 1 and 2 influence in comparison with the newborn infants with a weight of birth between 2500 gram and 3999 gram not the weight in newborn infants under 2500 gram. The stage 3 will prove frequent in 13,5 times before the 34. week of pregnancy as in the comparison group with normal weight of birth.

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[Thanatophoric dwarfism].

The thanatophoric dwarfism is a relatively rare disease. The course of a pregnancy with this in every case lethal syndrome is demonstrated in one case. The possible ultrasonographic suspected diagnosis is discussed. If the diagnosis is certain termination of pregnancy is indicated.

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[Pregnancy course, labor and puerperium in nephrectomized pregnant patients].

The coincidence of pregnancy and situation after nephrectomy is rare. Pregnancy, delivery and puerperium of 28 patients with nephrectomy were analysed and compared statistically with a control group from 200 healthy pregnant women. Abortion rate, incidence of gestosis, perinatal mortality and frequency of premature deliveries are not increased. The pregnancy of women after nephrectomy should be controlled in a special prenatal care service. Delivery and puerperium do not need any increased medical expense.

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[Sonographic studies of physiologic involution of the uterus in the puerperium].

141 sonographic investigations were performed in a group of 52 patients between the first and eighth day after normal delivery for supervision of physiologic involution of the uterus. There were examined position of the uterus, size of cervix and corpus and thickness of anterior and posterior uterine wall. The results were examined statistically concerning correlations to birth weight of the newborn.

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[Fetal ascites in the ultrasound B image].

Fetal ascites is a rare ultrasonic diagnosis. The prognostic consequence is not clear. The course of pregnancy with fetal ascites in three cases is represented and compared with literature. The reason of fetal ascites often cannot be determined in spite of extensive diagnostic action. Problems of abortion are discussed.

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[Use of small neuroleptanalgesia sub partu].

Application of 0.1 mg Fentanyl and 5 mg Droperidol iv. (obstetric neurolept-analgesia) causes an enduring pain relief. Labor is not influenced. The obstetric neuroleptanalgesia appears to accelerate labor indirectly. The condition of the fetus will be not affected by obstetric neuroleptanalgesia. In respect of this obstetric neuroleptanalgesia can be recommended as a method of analgesia during parturition.

Anesthesia, Obstetrical↗