The management of fetal distress

doi:10.3877/cma.j.issn.2095-3259.2015.02.008

Abstract

Abstract:

Fetal distress can cause poor outcomes of the perinatal infant, therefore, the treatment of fetal distress has been the hot point of clinical staffs concerned. Identify fetal distress correctly is the premise of clinical treatment. When fetal distress happens, effective intrauterine resuscitation and etiological therapy should be carried out rapidly. The time and method of delivery are the key point of clinical decision-making. Fetal reserve status and the response to the resuscitation are also the important factors influencing the outcomes of the perinatal infant.

Key words: Fetal distress, Fetal monitoring, First aid, Pregnancy outcome

Lele Wang, Huishu Liu. The management of fetal distress[J]. Chinese Journal of Obstetric Emergency(Electronic Edition), 2015, 04(02): 93-97.

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