[Course of pregnancy and labor after prenatal diagnosis of genetic defects and abnormalities].
P Quent, W Weise, E Bernoth, G Hemke
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P Quent, W Weise, E Bernoth, G Hemke
Abstract
138 patients were referred to us to prenatal diagnosis of genetic defects. Only in 120 patients the diagnostic procedures could also be carried out. In 75% the amniocentesis was performed to establish the amnion cell culture and in 22.5% for analysis of alphafetoprotein and for performance of fetography. In 4.2% a genetic indication for interruption was found by the prenatal diagnosis. Among the 61 terminated pregnancies a premature delivery occurred in 13.1%. The operating frequency of delivery was 16.2% and the perinatal mortality was 1.6%.
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138 patients were referred to us to prenatal diagnosis of genetic defects. Only in 120 patients the diagnostic procedures could also be carried out. In 75% the amniocentesis was performed to establish the amnion cell culture and in 22.5% for analysis of alphafetoprotein and for performance of fetography. In 4.2% a genetic indication for interruption was found by the prenatal diagnosis. Among the 61 terminated pregnancies a premature delivery occurred in 13.1%. The operating frequency of delivery was 16.2% and the perinatal mortality was 1.6%.
Key concepts: Medicine, Amniocentesis, Prenatal diagnosis, Amnion, Obstetrics, Pregnancy, Premature labor, Genetic diagnosis