The infrequent fetal and newborn adverse effects are fetal tachycardia, hyperinsulinemia, hyperglycemia, myocardial and septal hypertrophy, and myocardial ischemia. [89] Because of the risk of ...

Maternal placental fetal interactions are the cornerstone for the development ... Hypoglycemia is a by product of hyperinsulinemia and is common in macrosomic newborns. The hyperinsulinemic state ...

This is a direct effect of maternal insulin resistance, resulting in maternal hyperglycaemia that induces foetal hyperinsulinemia ... She is actively involved in cases concerning fetal medicine, ...

They also have a proven effect on the increased incidence of preterm labor, fetal growth disorders ... in the reproductive system in both women and men. It also leads to hyperinsulinemia, ...

Bombay High Court permits a 26-year-old woman to medically terminate her over-35-week pregnancy due to fetal anomaly. The fetus suffers from congenital macrocephaly with severe potential ...

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The potential sequelae of shoulder dystocia are Erb's palsy, a stretch injury to the brachial plexus, and intrapartum fetal hypoxia, with the possibility of a hypoxic ischemic event or death if ...

"An early ultrasound at 10-13 weeks is also a noninvasive and safe way to assess some markers of fetal health," Insogna says. Is the baby affected during the prenatal testing? Blood tests and ...