W Künzel
W Künzel
Review
Der Gynakologe. 1993 Feb;26(1):46-53. DOI: 1993
T K Eskes
T K Eskes
There is now ample evidence that during uterine contractions the utero-placental blood flow diminishes leading to a temporary decrease of fetal oxygenation. Although the fetus lives at a body temperature of 38 degrees Celsius, the adaptive ...
Review
Der Gynakologe. 1993 Feb;26(1):39-45. DOI: 1993
E Koepcke,G Seidenschnur
E Koepcke
Umbilical artery flow velocity waveform analysis and assessment of fetal oxygenation [0.03%]
脐动脉血流速度波形分析与胎儿氧合评价
J de Haan
J de Haan
Assessment of the fetal condition is an important but also difficult problem. During the last decades a number of new fetal monitoring techniques have been introduced into clinical practice without proper evaluation regarding its value for ...
Review
Der Gynakologe. 1993 Feb;26(1):29-34. DOI: 1993
A M Rudolph
A M Rudolph
Only recently has it been possible to access human fetuses to obtain blood samples in utero, and to monitor circulatory dynamics by ultrasound. Most of our knowledge of fetal physiology and metabolism has been derived from animal studies. U...
Review
Der Gynakologe. 1993 Feb;26(1):24-8. DOI: 1993
H A Hirsch
H A Hirsch
Editorial
Der Gynakologe. 1993 Feb;26(1):1-7. DOI: 1993
T Schwenzer,L Beck
T Schwenzer
V Küppers,H G Bender
V Küppers
Review
Der Gynakologe. 1993 Sep;26(4):293-7. DOI: 1993
I Rechenberger
I Rechenberger
Review
Der Gynakologe. 1993 Sep;26(4):287-92. DOI: 1993