FETAL TRANSFUSION WITH REALTIME ULTRASOUND GUIDANCE

FETAL TRANSFUSION WITH REALTIME ULTRASOUND GUIDANCE

A technique of fetal transfusion using sonographic guidance for needle placement is described. Sixteen patients underwent a total of 43 transfusions. The fetal mortality risk appears to be lower than that encountered in fluoroscopy-directed transfusions. Fetal irradiation has been dramatically reduc...

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Veröffentlicht in:Obstetrics and gynecology (New York. 1953) 1981-01, Vol.57 (4), p.516-520
Hauptverfasser: Clewell, William H, Dunne, Morgan G, Johnson, Michael L, Bowes, Watson A
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description A technique of fetal transfusion using sonographic guidance for needle placement is described. Sixteen patients underwent a total of 43 transfusions. The fetal mortality risk appears to be lower than that encountered in fluoroscopy-directed transfusions. Fetal irradiation has been dramatically reduced from an average of 2.2 rads per transfusion to 0.29 rads per transfusion. The technique allows very precise placement of a needle within the uterus or fetus. We have used it in difficult cases for amniocentesis. The technique could also be adapted to other problems requiring accurate placement of a needle within the body, such as biopsy of masses or aspiration of cysts.
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