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Abnormalities of Amniotic fluid L. Sekhavat M.D

Meconium Staining Staining

 The ranged 7- 22% of pregnancies  It is uncommon prior to 38 weeks and increases after 40 weeks Incidence

Staining of the amnionic membrans is obvius within 1-3h after meconium passege

Meconium What is it?  Is the earliest stools of an infant  Thick dark material made up of GI secretions: intestinal epitelial cells, lanugo, mucus, amniotic fluid, bile and water that is sometimes secreted in amniotic fluid.  Meconium is a yellow or greenish-black color and very sticky, tarry in its texture  May be classified as light or heavy.

Meconium passage is associated with:  Increased fetal acidemia  Increased perinatal mortality and morbidity  Increased C/S  Increased neonatal mortality

Meconium  Complicates 12% of birth  Of these 5% aspirate meconium (1/200 preg)  Very toxic to lungs  Evidence that it inactivates surfactant

Management  No difference in the blood pH of neonates with and without meconium if the heart rate is normal  If the heart pattern abnormal then the incidence of acidosis is increased and the fetus should be delivered

Grading of meconium and management Grade 1: Grade 1: Enough AF + light meconium Discharg of oxytocin + follow up Grade 2: Grade 2: Enough AF + thick meconium Fetal blood sampling and AB evaluation Grade 3: Grade 3: Oligohydramnios + thick meconium Urge delivery or C/S

Meconium - newborn  35% who aspirate meconium develop complications:  10% pneumothorax  66% persistant pulmonary hypertension related to meconium  4% die

Treatment is standard suctioning of baby mouth and nose. Head and neck are delivered Shoulder is delivered when before

Disorders of Amniotic fluid volume Disorders of Amniotic fluid volume

Normally:  Amnionic fluid volume increases to about 1 lit or more by 36 wks  In postterm there may by only ml

. varies with the duration of pregnancy Average of amniotic fluid volume 12 w: 50 ml 24 w: 500 ml 36 w: 1000 ml & decreases thereafter. At term: The normal range in a singleton pregnancy is large: ml Normal volumes of amniotic fluid

polyhydramnios

Definition Amniotic fluid volume (AFV) >2 LIncidence 1-4% pregnancies.

Types 1. Chronic: Excess fluid accumulates gradually & it is only noticed after the 30th w of pregnancy. It is 10 times more common than acute type. 2. Acute: Excess fluid accumulates more quickly & it occurs earlier in pregnancy. It is usually associated with twin pregnancy

With sonography:  Mild 8-11cm 80%  Moderate 12-15cm 15%  Sever >16cm 5%

pathogenesis pathogenesis  Early in pregnancy the amnionic cavity is filled with fluid similar to extracellular fluid  In the first half of pregnancy transfer of water across the amnion and fetal skin  During the second trimester the fetus begins to urinate, swallow and inspire

. Causes *Fetal: 1- Multiple pregnancy 2- Hydrops fetalis 3- Fetal anomalies

. Fetal anomalies  Neural tube defect  Neural tube defect ( Anencephaly, Spina bifida ) 1- Increased transudation of CSF 2- Excessive urination * stimulation of cerebrospinal centers Duodenal atresia  Duodenal atresia Thoraco-oesophageal fistula  Thoraco-oesophageal fistula

. * Maternal:  Diabetes mellitus Maternal hyperglycemia Fetal hyperglycemia Osmotic diuresis Pre-eclampsia  Pre-eclampsia  Heart or renal failure Idiopathic *Idiopathic

Symptoms  Dyspenea  Edema  Oliguria  Dyspepsia

Diagnosis Diagnosis ( larger than the period of pregnancy)  Uterine enlargment ( larger than the period of pregnancy)  Difficulty in palpating fetal part  Difficulty in hearing fetal heart  Sonography

. With sonography A. Confirm diagnosis: *Vertical pocket >8cm *AFI >24 cm (AFI > 97.5 percentile for gestational age) B. Detect the degree: * * Mild * Moderate * Sever C. Detect the cause

. 1. Twins 2. Ovarian cyst 3. Full bladder 4. Hydatiform mole 5. Ascite All are resolved by U/S Differential Diagnosis

Complication  PROM  Prolapses of umblical cord  Placental abruption  Uterine dysfunction  Post partum hemorrhage

Pregnancy Outcome In general, the more sever degree of hydramnios The higher perinatal mortality rate

Managment  Minor degrees  Minor degrees of hydramnios rarely require treatment  Moderate degrees  Moderate degrees can usually managed until labor ensues  Sever degrees  Sever degrees ( dyspnea or abdominal pain or other complication), hospitalization become necessary

Treatment  Amniocentesis  500 ml/h  ml/d  Indometacin  Decreases lung liquid production  Decreases fetal urine production  Increases fluid movement across fetal membranes

Oligohydramnios

Definitio Definition Marked deficiency of the amniotic fluid volume (below the normal limits) incidence incidence 0.5-5% of all pregnancies

In general : less common Oligohydramnios developing early in pregnancy is less common and bad prognosis Has a bad prognosis

Placenta AbruptionDrug Prostaglandin synthetase inhibitors, Angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitorsidiopatic Fetal Chromosomal abnormalities Congenital anomalies Fetal death IUGR Postterm PROM Twin-twin transfusionMaternal uteroplacental insufficiency Hypertension Diabetes Causes

Uterus Uterus is small for date Fetus:  easily felt & immobile  FHS easily heard U/S: U/S:  Vertical pocket <1cm or <2cm;  AFI <5 cm Clinical picture

Complications During pregnancy  During pregnancy 1. Fetal hypoxia (cord compression ) 2. Persistent position of the fetus 3. Limb deformities: (pressure or amniotoic bands) * talipes (clubfoot) * ankylosis of joins 4. Pulmonary hypoplasia

 Increased variable deceleration  Increased c/s rate During labor

Amnioinfusion: infusion of saline into the uterine cavity through the abdominal wall by a spinal needle  To increase the AFV  To dilute meconium Treatment