Dynamics Of Amniotic Fluid

Öz

Amniotic fluid is a very essential substance for a fetus to grow and produced mostly by fetus. Amniotic fluid regulation is provided by many mechanisms. Amniotic fluid is affected by fetal homeostasis,fetal urine , fetal swallowing and fetal lung secretions. Amniotic fluid volume reflects intrauterin fetal condition so it is an imporant part of asessing fetal biometry and biyophysical profile.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Amniotic fluid,amnion fluid index,regulation of amniotic fluid,evaluation of amniotic fluid

Amnion Sıvısı Dinamikleri

Öz

Amnion, fetal büyüme gelişme için büyük öneme sahip olan ve tamamı neredeyse fetüs tarafından oluşturulan sıvıdır. Bu sıvının regülasyonu birçok mekanizma ile sağlanmaktadır. Fetal homeostaz, fetal idrar oluşumu, yutma ve akciğer sekresyonları amnion hacmini etkilemektedir. Amnion sıvı hacmi fetal durumu yansıtmaktadır, bu nedenle de takibi biyofizik skorlamanın ve fetal biyometrinin vazgeçilmez unsurlarından biridir.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Amnion sıvısı,amnion sıvı indeksi,amnion sıvısı regülasyonu,amniotik sıvının değerlendirilmesi

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