The clinical effect analysis of ultrasound examination combined with fetal monitoring on the diagnosis of fetal distress

Objective To discuss the clinical effects of ultrasound examination combined with fetal monitoring on the diagnosis of fetal distress in uterus(FDIU). Methods 78 pregnant women with prenatal examinations from May 2012 to May 2013 in the Second People′s Hospital of Nanhai District in Foshan City were selected and divided into the experiment group and control group, with 39 cases in each group. Pregnant women in the experiment group were given the ultrasound examination combined with fetal monitoring on the diagnosis of fetal distress, while the control group were just given the ultrasound examination. The reason for fetal distress of the two groups was ananlyzed, and the diagnosis results and Apgar score of the two groups were compared. Results The probability of fetal distress of the experiment group and control group caused by cord around neck(64.10%, 58.97%) were significantly higher than pregnancy-induced hypertension(17.95%, 20.51%), prolonged pregnancy(12.82%, 12.82%), compression of umbilical cord(5.13%, 7.69%), the diagnosis accord with normal neonatal score and close to 10 scores of experimental group(88.00%) was significantly higher than the control group(60.00%), the diagnosis not accord with abnormal diagnosis compliance score and no more than 4 of the experimental group(78.57%) was significantly higher than that of control group(57.89%), the difference was statistically significant(P 0.05). The inefficiency of the experiment group(7.69%) was obviously lower than that of control group(46.16%), the difference was statistically significant(P 0.05); and the overall effective rate of the experiment group(92.31%) was obviously higher than that of control group(53.84%), the difference was statistically significant(P 0.05). Conclusion Screening for fetal distress is an important part of prenatal examination, with the examination of ultrasound examination combined with fetal monitoring, it can correctly diagnose fetal distress, and timely take measures for the treatment, which is conducive to the health of the newborn and can reduce some unnecessary pressure and pain for the family.