Новая эра в оценке функционального состояния сердца плода

Оценка сердечной функции плода – один из важнейших компонентов эхокардиографии плода. Нарушение функции связано с высоким риском неблагоприятных перинатальных исходов и даже антенатальной гибелью. Пренатальное выявление изменений в гемодинамике требует проведения незамедлительных дородовых действий, направленных на выявление причин и устранение последствий, которые могут потребовать консервативного лечения, внутриутробного хирургического лечения, а также досрочного родоразрешения в специализированном учреждении

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