Making sense of obstetric Doppler ultrasound : a hands-on guide
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Making sense of obstetric Doppler ultrasound : a hands-on guide
Arnold, 2003
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
This practical handbook will provide a 'start point' for clinicians and sonographers interested in the use of Doppler ultrasound in obstetrics. Used in conjunction with other feto-maternal measurements, Doppler is an invaluable tool in obstetric diagnosis, allowing the practitioner to screen the mother for pre-eclampsia and IUGR, and the fetus for a number of conditions including hypoxia, acidemia and anaemia. The book will begin by describing technical aspects of the technique, followed by an examination of the uterine and fetal vessels. A section of case histories will be used to illustrate typical clinical scenarios, as they have presented at the well-respected King's Unit. The book will be heavily illustrated with colour images, and will include practical 'hints' and guidelines throughout.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Doppler ultrasound - basics
Chapter 2 Optimizing Doppler images
Chapter 3 Doppler measurements
Chapter 4 Ultrasound safety
Chapter 5 Integrating uterine and fetal Doppler into obstetrics
Chapter 6 The uterine atery
Chapter 7 Fetal arterial and venous Doppler
Chapter 8 Case Histories and Scenarios
Appendix A Pulse-wave ultrasound velocity measurement
Appendix B Likelihood ratio for severe adverse outcome relating to mean uterine artery pulsatility index at 23 weeks
Appendix C Fetal arterial and venous pulsatility index and time-averaged velocity charts
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