Mild to moderate hypoxemia without major changes in pH and pCO(2) does not reduce fetal renal blood flow and fetal urine production rate. Other factors such as acidemia, hypercapnia or changes in lung liquid production or fetal swallowing are candidates for the reduced amniotic fluid in the growth retarded fetus. Mild hypoxemia influences the fetal brain development in that the migration of PKC immunoreactive cells is delayed Lifter a period of 48 h of hypoxemia. This, could be due to the fact that under these circumstances the expected compensatory increase in fetal cerebral blood flow was only significant 1 h after the onset of hypoxemia. Further research on the final position of the hippocampal neurons in term lambs, subjected to fetal m...
Fetal growth and development are controlled by genetic and environmental factors. There is overwhelm...
Fetal growth and development are controlled by genetic and environmental factors. There is overwhelm...
We have shown that 5 days of mild hypoxia has significant effects on fetal ECoG activity, heart rate...
Mild to moderate hypoxemia without major changes in pH and pCO(2) does not reduce fetal renal blood ...
The effect of sustained moderate hypoxia on renal blood flow and renal function was studied in the o...
The effect of sustained moderate hypoxia on renal blood flow and renal function was studied in the o...
The effect of sustained moderate hypoxia on renal blood flow and renal function was studied in the o...
The effect of sustained moderate hypoxia on renal blood flow and renal function was studied in the o...
The effect of sustained moderate hypoxia on renal blood flow and renal function was studied in the o...
How the fetus withstands an environment of reduced oxygenation during life in the womb has been a vi...
Fetal hypoxia contributes significantly to the pathogenesis of permanent perinatal brain injury. Cer...
The hemodynamic, metabolic, and biochemical changes produced during the transition from fetal to neo...
The hemodynamic, metabolic, and biochemical changes produced during the transition from fetal to neo...
Fetal growth and development are controlled by genetic and environmental factors. There is overwhelm...
We have shown that 5 days of mild hypoxia has significant effects on fetal ECoG activity, heart rate...
Fetal growth and development are controlled by genetic and environmental factors. There is overwhelm...
Fetal growth and development are controlled by genetic and environmental factors. There is overwhelm...
We have shown that 5 days of mild hypoxia has significant effects on fetal ECoG activity, heart rate...
Mild to moderate hypoxemia without major changes in pH and pCO(2) does not reduce fetal renal blood ...
The effect of sustained moderate hypoxia on renal blood flow and renal function was studied in the o...
The effect of sustained moderate hypoxia on renal blood flow and renal function was studied in the o...
The effect of sustained moderate hypoxia on renal blood flow and renal function was studied in the o...
The effect of sustained moderate hypoxia on renal blood flow and renal function was studied in the o...
The effect of sustained moderate hypoxia on renal blood flow and renal function was studied in the o...
How the fetus withstands an environment of reduced oxygenation during life in the womb has been a vi...
Fetal hypoxia contributes significantly to the pathogenesis of permanent perinatal brain injury. Cer...
The hemodynamic, metabolic, and biochemical changes produced during the transition from fetal to neo...
The hemodynamic, metabolic, and biochemical changes produced during the transition from fetal to neo...
Fetal growth and development are controlled by genetic and environmental factors. There is overwhelm...
We have shown that 5 days of mild hypoxia has significant effects on fetal ECoG activity, heart rate...
Fetal growth and development are controlled by genetic and environmental factors. There is overwhelm...
Fetal growth and development are controlled by genetic and environmental factors. There is overwhelm...
We have shown that 5 days of mild hypoxia has significant effects on fetal ECoG activity, heart rate...