Fetal Blood

Cordocentesis --- A procedure used in prenatal diagnosis to obtain a sample of fetal blood directly from the placenta.

Authors analysed concentration of erythropoietin (EPO) in fetal blood from pregnancies complicated by serologic conflict.

Animal studies show that both maternal undernutrition and over nutrition reduce placental fetal blood flows and stunt fetal growth.

Howeer, the hemodynamic responses to opioids merits some attention, as this can potentially affect fetal blood circulation.

Objective To observe the fetal blood flow changes in the liver portal vein system by color ultrasound Doppler.

Results Among the 28 specimens, 22 cases(78. 6%) were confirmed accurate through serological measure of fetal blood after birth.

Double Chimerism in Recipient by Transplantation of Two Allogeneic MHC-Mismatched Mouse Fetal Blood Units

A clinical study on the treatment of maternal-fetal blood group incompatibility with rhubarb rhizome and Chinese angelica root decoction

Prenatal diagnosis by color Doppler ultrasound - guided cardiocentesis fetal blood sampling

Treatment of Abortion due to Maternal-Fetal Blood Group Incompatibility by Chinese Medicine

Observation of the fetal blood flow changes in the liver portal vein system by color ultrasound Doppler

Antepartum diagnosis of maternal-fetal blood group ABO incompatibility

Observation of the Fetal Blood Flow Changes in the Liver Portal Vein System by Using Ultrasonic Doppler

Detection of hematological parameters in fetal blood and use in diagnosis of fetal disease

Detection of hematological parameters in fetal blood of edema

Method and Complications of Direct Fetal Blood Sampling

Treated of 35 Cases of Maternal-fetal Blood Group Incompatibility from Dampness and Blood Stasis

Fetal blood; Hematopoietic stem cell;