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El programa de Diagnóstico y Tratamiento Fetal (PDTF) coordina y optimiza el cuidado prenatal y perinatal de pacientes que consultan por alguna anomalía congénita severa (ACS). El servicio de Salud Mental forma parte del equipo interdisciplinario. Objetivo:Evaluar mediante indicadores específicos (estrés en torno a la internación neonatal, depresión, ansiedad, afrontamiento y apoyo social percibido) el impacto psicológico del PDTF en madres de recién nacidos (RN) con ACS internados en Neonatología, comparándolas con un grupo de pacientes con las mismas ACS ingresados por derivación posnatal habitual (DP). Diseño: transversal, comparativo. Población: madres de niños y niñas con ACS internados en neonatología, que cumplan con los criterios de admisión, con consentimiento. Instrumentos de medición: Cuestionario de MOS de Apoyo Social Percibido, Inventario de Depresión de Beck (BDI), Inventario de ansiedad estado/rasgo (STAI), Escala de estrés parental: Unidad de cuidados intensivos (PSS: NICU), Inventario de respuestas de afrontamiento de MOOS (CRI-A). Los datos se analizaron con REDCap y stata 12.0. Resultados: muestra constituida por 83 madres. El 61% tuvo seguimiento en PDTF. No se encontraron diferencias significativas en la edad (M:24a), nivel educativo(55% estudios secundarios o superiores), situación de pobreza (25%), situación conyugal(89% en pareja estable), presencia de red de apoyo(95%). En cuanto a su procedencia el 62% de las madres del PDTF y el 81% de DP provenían de CABA y el Conurbano. Tenían diagnóstico prenatal solo el 31% de las DP. Los diagnósticos más prevalentes de los niños del PDTF fueron gastroquisis (37%) y hernia diafragmática (30%), en los niños con DP cardiopatía (22%) y gastroquisis (19%). Las madres del PDTF presentaron menores niveles de depresión que las de DP. Estas últimas fueron quienes aumentaron en mayor medida su estado de ansiedad con respecto a su rasgo habitual. El apoyo social percibido fue alto en ambos grupos al igual que el afrontamiento por aproximación. Conclusiones: Las intervenciones del programa tuvieron un efecto positivo sobre la ansiedad y la depresión en las madres durante la internación neonatal. (AU)
The Fetal Diagnosis and Treatment Program ( FDTP) coordinates and optimizes prenatal and perinatal care of patients who consult for severe congenital anomalies (SCA). The Mental Health Department is part of the interdisciplinary team. Objective: To evaluate by means of specific indicators (stress around Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) admission, depression, anxiety, coping, and perceived social support) the psychological impact of the FDTP on mothers of newborns (NB) with SCA admitted to the NICU compared to a group of patients with the same SCA admitted through regular postnatal referral (PR). Design: cross-sectional, comparative study. Population: mothers of children with SCA admitted to the NICU who met the admission criteria and who signed informed consent. Measurement instruments: MOS Social Support Survey, Beck Depression Inventory (BDI), StateTrait Anxiety Inventory (STAI), Parental Stressor Scale: Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (PSS: NICU), Moos Coping Responses Inventory (CRI-A). Data were analyzed using REDCap and Stata 12.0. Results: the sample consisted of 83 mothers. Sixty-one percent were followed up by the FDTP. No significant differences were found in age (M:24y), educational level (55% secondary or higher education), poverty status (25%), marital status (89% in stable relationship), or presence of support network (95%). Regarding their origin, 62% of the FDTP mothers and 81% of the PR mothers came from the city of Buenos Aires and Greater Buenos Aires. Only 31% of the PR children had a prenatal diagnosis. The most prevalent diagnoses in the FDTP children were gastroschisis (37%) and diaphragmatic hernia (30%), and in the PR children, cardiopathy (22%) and gastroschisis (19%). FDTP mothers presented with lower levels of depression than PR mothers. The latter were those who increased their state of anxiety to a greater extent compared to their usual trait. Perceived social support was high in both groups, as was coping by proxy. Conclusions: Program interventions had a positive effect on anxiety and depression in mothers during NICU admission (AU)
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Humans , Pregnancy , Infant, Newborn , Prenatal Diagnosis/psychology , Congenital Abnormalities/diagnosis , Congenital Abnormalities/psychology , Adaptation, Psychological , Intensive Care Units, Neonatal , Mothers/psychology , Anxiety/psychology , Stress, Psychological/psychology , Cross-Sectional Studies , Surveys and Questionnaires , Depression/psychologyABSTRACT
ABSTRACT Objective: To describe our initial experience with a novel approach to follow-up and treat gastroschisis in "zero minute" using the EXITlike procedure. Methods: Eleven fetuses with prenatal diagnosis of gastroschisis were evaluated. The Svetliza Reductibility Index was used to prospectively evaluate five cases, and six cases were used as historical controls. The Svetliza Reductibility Index consisted in dividing the real abdominal wall defect diameter by the larger intestinal loop to be fitted in such space. The EXIT-like procedure consists in planned cesarean section, fetal analgesia and return of the herniated viscera to the abdominal cavity before the baby can fill the intestines with air. No general anesthesia or uterine relaxation is needed. Exteriorized viscera reduction is performed while umbilical cord circulation is maintained. Results: Four of the five cases were performed with the EXIT-like procedure. Successful complete closure was achieved in three infants. The other cases were planned deliveries at term and treated by construction of a Silo. The average time to return the viscera in EXIT-like Group was 5.0 minutes, and, in all cases, oximetry was maintained within normal ranges. In the perinatal period, there were significant statistical differences in ventilation days required (p = 0.0169), duration of parenteral nutrition (p=0.0104) and duration of enteral feed (p=0.0294). Conclusion: The Svetliza Reductibility Index and EXIT-like procedure could be new options to follow and treat gastroschisis, with significantly improved neonatal outcome in our unit. Further randomized studies are needed to evaluate this novel approach.
RESUMO Objetivo: Descrever a experiência inicial com a nova técnica cirúrgica EXIT-like para acompanhamento e correção de gastrosquise no "minuto zero". Métodos: Foram avaliados onze fetos com diagnóstico pré-natal de gastrosquise. O Svetliza Reducibility Index foi usado prospectivamente para avaliar cinco casos, e seis foram utilizados como controles. O índice foi calculado dividindo-se o diâmetro do defeito da parede abdominal pela maior alça intestinal que coubesse neste espaço. O procedimento EXIT-like compreendeu cesárea programada, analgesia fetal e redução da víscera herniada para a cavidade abdominal, antes da deglutição de ar pelo recém- nascido. Não são necessários anestesia geral e nem relaxamento uterino. A redução da víscera exteriorizada é realizada enquanto se mantém a circulação do cordão umbilical. Resultados: Quatro casos, dos cinco, foram submetidos ao EXIT-like. A correção foi completa em três casos. Os demais casos foram partos a termo planejados, e a correção do defeito foi feita com Silo. O tempo médio de redução da víscera foi de 5,0 minutos no grupo submetido ao procedimento EXITlike, e a oximetria foi mantida dentro dos valores de variação normal em todos os casos. No período perinatal, foram observadas diferenças estatisticamente significativas no tempo de ventilação mecânica (p=0,0169), duração da nutrição parenteral (p = 0,0104) e da nutrição enteral (p=0,0294). Conclusão: O Svetliza Reducibility Index e o procedimento EXIT-like podem ser novas opções para acompanhar e tratar gastroquise, com desfecho neonatal significativamente melhor em nossa unidade. Novos estudos randomizados são necessários para avaliar esta nova abordagem.
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Humans , Male , Female , Pregnancy , Infant, Newborn , Cesarean Section/methods , Gastroschisis/surgery , Fetal Therapies/methods , Fetal Diseases/surgery , Patient Care Team , Intensive Care, Neonatal , Prospective Studies , Retrospective Studies , Ultrasonography, Prenatal , Gestational Age , Maternal Age , Treatment Outcome , Aftercare , Gastroschisis/embryology , Gastroschisis/diagnostic imaging , Dilatation, Pathologic , Fetus/pathologyABSTRACT
En este artículo se hace un resumen de un trabajo publicado en esta Revista el año 1959 que da cuenta de que tanto la mortalidad perinatal como un mal resultado fetal y neonatal estaban frecuentemente determinados por incidentes ocurridos en el trabajo de parto. Esa realidad se contrasta con las condiciones actuales de diagnóstico y manejo obstétrico-perinatal...
This is a summary of a paper published in 1959 in this journal. This article argues that both the perinatal mortality and poor fetal and neonatal outcome were often determined by incidents in labor. This reality is different to the current conditions of diagnosis and perinatal-obstetric management...
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Humans , Female , Pregnancy , Fertilization , Perinatal Mortality , Prenatal Diagnosis , RiskABSTRACT
Objective To summarize primary experiences of integrated fetal diagnosis and postnatal treatment for the transposition of the great arteries (TGA). Methods Five fetus were diagnozed as TGA at(28.4 ±4.4) weeks of gestation via fetal echocardiography. The mean age of the pregnant women was (28.4 ±3.0) years old. Delivers were taken by caesarean at (36.5 ±1.8) weeks of gestation. The body weight of neonates was (2468 ±442) grams. All neonates were transported to the department of neonatology and re-checked by echocardiography. 3 cases were TGA with intact ventricular septum, 2 cases were TGA with ventricular septal defect. Prostaglandin and mechanical ventilation were applied if oxygen saturation was lower. The standard arterial switch procedure was performed under cardiopulmonary bypass with moderate hypothermia. Results The mean age for patients at surgery was (9. 0 ±6. 2) days ( ranged 2-19 days). Three neonates survived, 2 preterm neonates died. One with body weight 1770 g, 2 days after operation was died of sudden heart arrest and failure of resuscitation. Another was treated by mechanical ventilation and prostaglandin after delivery and underwent operation at the second postnatal day, the neonate appeared low cardiac output and high serum lactate postoperatively and died in the third day. Conclusion The integrated fetal diagnosis and postnatal treatment for TGA could prevent severe cyanosis and emergency transportation after parturition. The lack of any link in the cooperation among the multidisciplinary team could affect the benefits for the TGA neonates provided by prenatal diagnosis.
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PURPOSE: Prenatal diagnosis of congenital heart disease has been made by fetal echocardiography and its clinical impact on the outcome of CHD cases has been analysed. METHODS: A prospective study was performed for the fetal diagnosis of CHD for the standard risk pregnancy, confirmed postnatally or at second study and/or at autopsy and/or follow up at CHA hospital in 2001. Incidence of CHD has been calculated and compared to the incidence of CHD of the prescreening period(1992.3-1995.2). RESULTS: There were 66 cases of CHD prenatally during the study period. CHD consisted of 7 cases of ventricular septal defects(VSD), 7 cases of tetralogy of Fallot(TOF), 5 cases of heterotaxy, 5 cases of double outlet right ventricle(DORV), 5 cases of severe pulmonary stenosis(PS), 3 cases of hypoplastic left heart syndrome(HLHS), 3 cases of coarctation, 3 cases of critical aortic stenosis(AS), 3 cases of pulmonary atresia with intact ventricular septum(PA IVS). Among 66 fetal CHD cases, 30 cases of CHD has been terminated, 1 case died in utero and 23 cases has been delivered at cardiac center through planned delivery. The most common factors of termination were extracardiac and chromosomal anomaly. 17 cases of false negative diagnosis were small VSD and mild PS that couldn't be diagnosed in fetal stage. There was no false positive diagnosis. There were 30 cases of CHDs born in 2001 at CHA hospital. 28 cases were diagnosed postnatally. Among 30 cases of CHDs, there were 18 cases of VSD(17 small VSD), 6 cases of mild PS, 4 ASD, 1 PDA. Incidence rate of CHD in 2001 and period 1992.3-1995.2 were 5.95 and 10.15/1,000 livebirth respectively. CONCLUSION: The data suggested that all of the significant CHDs could be diagnosed prenatally accurately by fetal echocardiography. And the incidence rate of CHD has been decreased by 41.4%. And the most of the complex CHD has been transferred to the cardiac center for planned delivery or has been terminated. The rate of termination was 45.5%.