3.fetal Death Kuliah

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Fetal Death Assessment

Incidence of CHD
Congenital defect

CHD 30% • Global prevalence of CHD


among newborns  3.7 -
17.5 per 1,000
Stillbirth • Underestimate 
CHD 0,79%
difficulties in definition
and unrecognized .
Incidence of fetal death (dr Soetomo: data 2017)
Congenital IUFD
abnormalities
(structure) =
58 cases

Total of birth = 1360


• There were 8 cases IUFD that diagnose of
abnormalities in utero
• Hydrops Foetalis  5
• Holoprocencephalon + Omphalocele  1
• Hydrocephalus + Massa Intracranial  1
• Anencephalus  1
Reported from Dutch:
• 25% of still birth have structural  Trisomy 21  31%
abnormalities.  Monosomy X  22%
 Trisomy 18  22%
• Among 750 of stillbirth with 38% had chromosomal  Trisomy 13  6%
structural abnormalities abnormalities  Other chromosomal abn
 19%.

It should be included chromosomal


investigation
Most Frequent type of stillbirth according to GA
24-27 weeks 28-37 weeks > 37 weeks
Infection (19%) Unexplained (26%) Unexplained (40%)
Abruptio placenta (14%) Fetal malnutrition (19%) Fetal malnutrition (14%)
Anomalies ( 14%) Abruptio placenta (18%) Abruptio placenta ( 12%)
Fretts et all. Ob Gyn 1992.
Definision
• 1 week to 8 weeks  embyo
• > 8 weeks  Fetus
• Still birth  no sign of life > 28 weeks of gestasional (viable)
• Perinatal death  still birth + neonatal death
• Neonatal death  until 1 month
Etiology stillbirth
• Unknown 25-60%
• Can be attributed to:
• Maternal Conditions
• Fetal Conditions
• Placental Conditions
Malformation:
Morphological defect
resulting from an Deformation : Abnormal
intrinsic abnormal form; shape or position of
Dysplasia:
development process structure caused by
abnormal
mechanical factors.
organogenesis of
tissue.
Syndrome: Group of
defects caused by
abnormal fetal
development
Evaluation of stillbirth
in General
Management after stillbirth
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