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• W2228584643 abstract "To the Editor, Herein, we report our experience with the use of transesophageal echocardiography (TEE) to monitor fetal heart rate in an advanced term pregnant patient undergoing cardiac surgery. Cardiac diseases occur in approximately 2-4% of pregnancies. While maternal mortality rates have improved to levels similar to those in their non-pregnant counterparts, fetal mortality rates remain high when pregnant women undergo cardiac surgery utilizing cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB). Factors leading to high fetal mortality rates are variable, but the presence of fetal hypoxia, which is often reflected as sudden changes in intraoperative fetal heart rate (FHR), could be a major risk factor. Therefore, precise and timely monitoring of FHR is critical to optimizing fetal safety during maternal cardiac surgery. We present a novel case where fetal descending aortic flow was monitored and converted to FHR by using TEE in a 26-yr-old female (62 kg) at 27 weeks of pregnancy undergoing double-valve replacement surgery. This patient had presented with swelling of her lower extremities and shortness of breath that progressed over a two-week period and was subsequently diagnosed with severe mitral stenosis, severe tricuspid regurgitation, severe pulmonary hypertension, and congestive heart failure. As the patient did not want an early termination of pregnancy, she was scheduled for mitral and tricuspid valve replacement with intraoperative FHR monitoring by TEE. After anesthesia induction, a TEE probe was inserted and positioned at the deep gastric level. The TEE probe was then rotated until the fetal vertebral column was identified. With an upward 60-130 rotation of the omniplane probe, signals from the fetal descending aortic flow were detected using pulsed-wave Doppler at a frequency of 4.4 MHz and a depth of 14 cm (Figure, upper panel). The flow velocity was recorded and converted to FHR using the following formula: The FHR = 60 sec / the time interval between two adjacent peaks on the fetal descending aortic flow pulsedwave Doppler signal (sec). The FHR was found to be 125-140 beats min with a regular rhythm before CPB (Figure, lower panel). Before the initiation of CPB, 15,600 units of heparin were administered to achieve an activated clotting time[ 480 sec. Systemic normothermic CPB was established, and rectal temperature was maintained at 35.1-36.4 C. On the initiation of CPB, the FHR by TEE suddenly decreased to 80-100 beats min. Eight minutes after starting CPB, the FHR reached its lowest level of 77 beats min. By increasing the CPB pump flow to[5.0 L min, the FHR increased within minutes to 120-150 beats min. The operation continued without incident, and bioprosthetic valves were subsequently implanted in the mitral and tricuspid positions. The patient was then transferred to the cardiac intensive care unit where she stayed for three days with intermittent FHR monitoring using a transabdominal ultrasound monitor. Fetal heart rate was sustained at X. Ye, MB Y. He, MD S. Wang, PhD (&) Guangdong Cardiovascular Institute & Guangdong General Hospital, Guangdong Academy of Medical Sciences, Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, China e-mail: shengwang_gz@163.com" @default.
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• W2228584643 title "Fetal descending aortic flow and heart rate monitoring with transesophageal echocardiography during maternal cardiac surgery" @default.
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