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Amniocentesis guided by ultrasound - Fetal medicine

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2009-02-07 03:22:48

Description: In this short video, Dr. Hermes Prado Jr, M.D. describes what amniocentesis is and how it can be performed under ultrasound guidance. This medical procedure is very important in the investigation of a (More)

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Tags: amniocentesis congenital diagnosis disorder down echography fetal genetic guided incompatibility jaundice malformation medicine pregnancy prenatal rh syndrome ultrasound

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4D baby scan of Leanne and Jamie

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2008-04-02 02:52:23

Description: www.windowtothewomb.co.uk 3D 4D Ultrasound baby scan studio Celabrating your miracle of life 4D B aby scans from £75 for mini scan £135 full scan Tel: Glenda, Trevor Bowbanks 0115 (More)

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Tags: 3d 4d ultrasound fetal babyscan baby scan sex scan sexing nottingham new born pregnancy leanne jamie

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4D baby scan of Michelle and Adam 34 weeks

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2008-04-02 02:52:23

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Tags: 3d 4d ultrasound fetal babyscan baby scan sex scan sexing nottingham new born pregnancy michelle adam 34 weeks

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Fetal Development and the D&E Procedure

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2008-04-17 13:29:12

Description: See actual 4D ultrasound video of a human fetus at different stage of development while listening to a description of a D&E procedure.

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Tags: 4d 4d Ultrasound Ultrasound Pregnancy Prolife Prochoice Abortion D&E D & E D E Unborn Fetus Fetal Development Sanders William Sanders Expecting

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Response To Alcohol By An Unborn Baby Ultrasound Vi...

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03:34,

2008-05-27 23:14:41

Description: Ultrasound Recording Of A Fetus Responding To Alcohol Video. Text excerpts (from Fair Use) from Jonathon Carr-Brown and Martyn Halle; The Sunday Times - Britain. November 20, 2005. Public domain video (More) Ultrasound Recording Of A Fetus Responding To Alcohol Video. Text excerpts (from Fair Use) from Jonathon Carr-Brown and Martyn Halle; The Sunday Times - Britain. November 20, 2005. Public domain video clip from www.timesonline.co.uk/sundaytimes. Royalty free music from the Music Bakery. SCIENTISTS have captured graphic ultrasound images of the damage done to unborn babies as a result of women drinking during pregnancy. Just one glass of wine a week can make babies "jump" in the womb throughout a nine-month pregnancy. Experts believe this abnormal hyperactive behavior is the result of alcohol slowing or retarding the formation of the central nervous system. Doctors have warned for decades that women who consume large amounts of alcohol during pregnancy can affect their child's mental development. However, the new research suggests even moderate alcohol consumption makes a baby 3½ times more likely to suffer from abnormal spasms in the womb. The findings, by Peter Hepper, a professor at Belfast University's fetal behavior research unit, appear to back the view that there is no safe level of alcohol consumption during pregnancy. Hepper's findings have surprised child neurology experts. Between conception and 18 weeks, babies display a primitive "startle reflex" which causes babies to jump involuntarily in the womb at loud noises and other stimuli. However, once the nervous system is fully formed at 18 weeks, the reflex disappears in healthy babies and is replaced by a calmer "adult" reflex. Hepper found that the babies of mothers who drank — whether one unit a week or four — all continued to display a "startle reflex" throughout their pregnancy. The reflex in the babies of the non-drinking mothers tailed off at 18 weeks. The professor also found that the babies of women who drank suffered more "startles" during the first 18 weeks. Hepper, who published his findings in the Journal of Physiology and Behaviour, concluded that even moderate consumption of alcohol had a serious effect on the formation of a baby's central nervous system. He explained: "This indicates that the nerve pathways in the brain have been damaged." Hepper concluded: "Our study shows that alcohol is having an effect on the baby even at low levels and that is quite disturbing. We don't think there is a safe limit for alcohol consumption in pregnancy." Hepper's study appears to corroborate US research, conducted after birth, which has shown that drinking during pregnancy lowers a child's IQ and increases hyperactivity. Some doctors believe the babies scanned by Hepper are showing the early signs of fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS) which is thought to cause a range of behavioral and neurological disorders in children. The Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Trust estimates that between 6,000 to 12,000 babies are affected in the UK each year. Margaret Burrows, a clinical geneticist at Leicester royal infirmary, said: "The startle movement (in the womb) is clearly not normal and would seem to indicate the child has the traits of fidgeting which we see in attention deficit hyperactive disorder (ADHD). "We believe that a proportion of children who have ADHD may have developed it as a result of their mother's drinking during pregnancy." The next stage of Hepper's study will monitor whether the babies go on to suffer mental and behavioral problems. Hepper presented the findings of his study of 40 pregnant women from the Royal Maternity hospital, Belfast, to the Royal Society of Medicine on Wednesday. None of the mothers was asked to drink but 20 admitted that they would continue to drink during their pregnancy. The other 20 drank no alcohol. Researchers questioned the 20 pregnant drinkers and found they consumed between one and four units of alcohol (four glasses of wine) a week. In the first half of the study all the women underwent three ultrasound scans during the first 18 weeks of their pregnancy. In the second half, the women had four more scans at 20, 25, 30 and 35 weeks. The scans lasted up to 45 minutes to try to capture hyperactivity. Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD), Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS), Fetal Alcohol Effects (FAE), Partial Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (pFAS), Alcohol Related Neurodevelopmental Disorders (ARND), Static Encephalopathy Alcohol Exposed (SEAE) and Alcohol Related Birth Defects (ARBD) are all names for a spectrum of disorders caused when a pregnant woman consumes alcohol. FASD is 100% preventable. If you are pregnant or plan to become pregnant, don't drink any beverage alcohol. There is no known safe level. To ignore the facts does not change the facts. (Less)

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Tags: abuse AIDS alcohol ARND care embryo FAE FAS FASD fetal fetus pregnancy pregnant prenatal SIDS substance syndrome teenage

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Fetal Development & the D&E Procedure

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2007-11-11 07:21:53

Description: Great 4D ultrasound images and a descrpition of the D&E procedure.

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Tags: abortion D&E Dilation Evacuation fetus pregnancy pregnant prochoice prolife ultrasound unwanted

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Pregnancy Ultrasound

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2009-05-18 18:55:33

Description: Daddy Clay and Daddy Brad discuss the process of a pregnancy ultrasound with Kaylen Silverberg M.D. Whether it be through a vaginal probe or a abdominal ultrasound, the ultrasound images are are the (More)

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Tags: ultrasound abdominal baby diagnostic fetal gestation period gynocologist obstetric obstetrician ovulation days pelvic pregnancy pregnant transvaginal

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Fetal Reduction

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2009-06-19 15:42:17

Description: Fetal resuction is a procedure done in case of multifetal pregnancy three or more fetuses. The procedure is done at 11 weeks of pregnancy. After cleansing the mothers abdomen with antiseptic, a long, (More)

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4D baby scan of Zoe and Dwayne 25 weeks

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02:49,

2008-04-02 02:52:23

Description: WHAT HAPPENS IN A 4D ULTRASOUND SCAN We start off in 2D,Dr will check that all is well with baby. We can at this point look for babies sex, if you do not want to see sex of your baby we simply wont l (More)

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Tags: 3d 4d ultrasound fetal babyscan baby scan sex scan sexing nottingham new born pregnancy zoe dwayne 25 weeks

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Leilani Ultrasound

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2007-12-23 14:43:47

Description: Ultrasound of Leilani at 16 weeks

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Tags: development fetal ultrasound

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Ecografía 3D 4D Clinica Morales, Fetal ultrasound, ...

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00:13,

2008-07-09 06:09:17

Description: Ecorafía 3D 4D fetal, realizada en la Clínica Morales. Fetal ultrasound performed at Clinica Morales Valencia

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Tags: 3D 4D Clinica Ecografía embarazo Fetal Morales pregnancy ultrasound

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Ecografia fetal 3d 4d, fetal ultrasound, Clínica Mo...

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2008-07-05 18:36:45

Description: Ecografia fetal 3d 4d, fetal ultrasound, Clínica Morales.

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Tags: 3d 4d Clínica Ecografia fetal Morales ultrasound

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Fetal heart trasposition

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2008-10-16 12:21:55

Description: Fetal heart trasposition

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Tags: echocardiography Fetal heart trasposition ultrasound

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Third Trimester Ultrasound

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2008-11-29 02:57:56

Description: This is the ultrasound of a third trimester baby, she was absolutely healthy, as her mother is. This video is just for the pleasure of having a healthy baby and a healthy mother in our office. (More)

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Tags: baby brain ce cerebro corazon fetal normal tercer third trimester trimestre ultrasonido ultrasound

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U of MD Center for Advanced Fetal Care

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09:17,

2008-12-02 18:59:46

Description: The University of Maryland Center for Advanced Fetal Care specializes in the evaluation and treatment of fetal abnormalities, and provides state-of-the-art care for unborn babies with complex (More) The University of Maryland Center for Advanced Fetal Care specializes in the evaluation and treatment of fetal abnormalities, and provides state-of-the-art care for unborn babies with complex conditions such as heart defects, fetal growth problems and chromosomal abnormalities. Learn what makes our center special. In this video, parents with complicated pregnancies, including twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome (TTTS), talk about their experiences at the Center and how our doctors gave them hope. Drs. Ahmet Baschat and Christopher Harman, co-directors of the Center, discuss the ways in which families can gain a better understanding of their issues and the options available to them, including first trimester programs for the assessment of risk of anomalies and chromosome problems. As one of the few centers in the country specializing in laser fetal surgery, nearly 4,000 fetal procedures have been performed at the Center for various abnormalities, including TTTS. In this video, Dr. Baschat talks about how he treats this problem using the most advanced technologies. The Center for Advanced Fetal Care can help when a routine ultrasound shows a problem, or when your history suggests high-risk for a problem. Those risks include: - Family history, such as single gene disorder - Congenital heart disease, mental retardation, or other syndromes - Advanced maternal age - Abnormal maternal serum (triplescreen or quad screen) or abnormal ultrasound - Multiple gestation (twins or more) - Congenital infection, such as Fifth disease - Fetal growth restriction For some patients and conditions, the fetus requires immediate treatment. Services offered around-the-clock include: - Fetal blood transfusion - Treatment of fetal thrombocytopenia - Percutaneous shunt placement - Minimally invasive fetal surgery - Treatment of fetal heart failure - Treatment of fetal hypothyroidism/hyperthyroidism - Treatment of fetal infection - Drug therapy - Gene therapy - Fetoscopic electrocautery, and laser surgery Links: The University of Maryland Center for Advanced Fetal Care http://www.umm.edu/womenscenter/div_cfafc.htm Twin to Twin Transfusion Syndrome http://www.umm.edu/ttts/index.htm University of Maryland Womens Health http://www.umm.edu/women/index.htm (Less)

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