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[Amnioinfusion: indications and results].

Dominique Luton, Oury Jf, Olivier Sibony, E. Vuillard, Suzanne Braig, Y Benzakine, Philippe Blot

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Abstract

Amnioinfusion is a recent procedure introduced for routine obstetrical care fifteen years ago. The most widely recognized indication for amnioinfusion is in labor, to reduce fetal distress due to variable decceleration associated with oligohydramnios and probable presence of thick meconium stained amniotic fluid. During pregnancy, amnioinfusion can help in the diagnosis and morphologic evaluation in case of anamnios. The indication for amnioinfusion in the management of oligohydramnios at term before labour remains controversial. As a new procedure amnioinfusion must be managed with extreme caution.

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Amnioinfusion is a recent procedure introduced for routine obstetrical care fifteen years ago. The most widely recognized indication for amnioinfusion is in labor, to reduce fetal distress due to variable decceleration associated with oligohydramnios and probable presence of thick meconium stained amniotic fluid. During pregnancy, amnioinfusion can help in the diagnosis and morphologic evaluation in case of anamnios. The indication for amnioinfusion in the management of oligohydramnios at term before labour remains controversial. As a new procedure amnioinfusion must be managed with extreme caution.

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Amnioinfusion is a recent procedure introduced for routine obstetrical care fifteen years ago. The most widely recognized indication for amnioinfusion is in labor, to reduce fetal distress due to variable decceleration associated with oligohydramnios and probable presence of thick meconium stained amniotic fluid. During pregnancy, amnioinfusion can help in the diagnosis and morphologic evaluation in case of anamnios. The indication for amnioinfusion in the management of oligohydramnios at term before labour remains controversial. As a new procedure amnioinfusion must be managed with extreme caution.

Key concepts: Amnioinfusion, Medicine, Oligohydramnios, Obstetrics, Fetal distress, Meconium, Pregnancy, Fetus

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