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J Reprod Med
; 50(4): 287-90, 2005 Apr.
Artigo
em Inglês
| MEDLINE
| ID: mdl-15916214
RESUMO
BACKGROUND: The risk of stillbirth in fetuses diagnosed with gastroschisis may range from 6% to 12%. Currently there is no agreement on the role of antepartum fetal surveillance, as fetal death within days of reassuring antepartum fetal testing has been reported. CASES: In 2 cases of fetal gastroschisis, fetal gastric distension was associated with decreased fetal movements and nonreactive nonstress tests. Despite reassuring biophysical profile and normal umbilical artery Doppler sonograms, 1 fetus underwent intrauterine death. CONCLUSION: Poor prognostic factors in fetal gastroschisis may include a new finding of persistent fetal gastric distension in association with decreased fetal movements or a nonreactive nonstress test.