There is an
increased risk of congenital abnormalities . In the CEMACH study of pre-existing diabetes the overall
rate was 4% with a three fold increase in the ,,rates of both neural tube defects
and congenital heart disease time of conception and directly correlated with
the Hba1c . Women with HbA1c <8% have a risk of approximately 5 % but in
those with levels >10 % the risk is as high as 25%. The risk is eliminate if
normal HbA1c levels are achieved. The recommendation is that the HbA1c should
be <7% and <6.1% in the United Kingdom if safely achievable at the time
of conception.
The specific
congenital abnormality associated with diabetes is sacral agenesis , but this
is very rare. Much more common are congenital heart defects skeletal
abnormalities and neural tube defects.
The
perinatal and neonatal mortality rates can be increased 5 to 10 fold in babies
of mothers with diabetes and these too relate to HbA1c at conception and in
early pregnancy . In the CEMACH study of diabetes in pregnancy in the United
Kingdom the perinatal mortality rate for both type 1 and type 2 diabetes was
about 3 %.
SONO- EMBROYOLOTY CHART
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Date Event |
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Day 14 Ovulation Collapse of Follicle
,Free
Fluid Day15 Fertilization corpus luteum Secretory
endometrium Day 18 Morula stage Decidualization of Endometrium
Day22-23 Blastocyst Implantation window Day 23 Primary Yolk sac Implantation site Day26-28 Extra Embryonic implantation site recognition Day27-28 Secondly Yolk sac Day28 Syncytiotrphoblast And sometimes seen Chorionic
cavity Week 5 Gastrulation Visualization of
Gestational
Sac and secondary. Yolk sac 29/30 31/42 Neuralisation Growth of sac 34/44 Sometimes Embryo fetal cardiac Activity
Embryo visualization
Crown rump length Cardiac activity Week6-12 Cardiovascular System 6 Weeks Unidirectional Cardiac activity Blood flow 8 Weeks Heart/ Seen by TVS 10 Weeks Peripheral vascular Visualized System |
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Speed og growth of fertilized ovum?? What are the sequential changes in Fertilized
Oocyte (later) embryo and endometrium (later decidua) ??
1)
First sonological sign = hyperechoic
endometrium
2)
What is the orderly appearance of second and
third signs to appear in normal pregnancies?-The second sign after echogenic
bright endo is appearance of GS (gestational Sac)- if sac is seen Duration of
pregnancy should be 4.5 weeks(TVS). May try to exclude pseudo-sac of ectopic
gestation
3)
Third sign in a normally growing
embryo-is appearance of yolk sac inside the gest sac+ 5 wks. (by TVS)/ 6 weeks
by Abd route(TAS).
4)
Q.7. What are the other signs to follow? Embryo
visible= 5.5. weeks, ,6-6.5 weeks in TAS.
5)
Cardiac Activity-Flickering to
initiate with at 5.4 weeks(TVS) / 6.5 by TAS.
6)
Unless
beta HCG is > 1500 IU it will be impossible to view the sac. Hopefully,the
sac will appear after 1-2 weeks time. AS because coupe don't like to have
pregnancy therefore may suggest for 1 dose of MTX 50 mg IM ,provided her
Heamogram, leukocyte cunt in articular ,are normal. This will hopefully end the
matter. May follow up with UPT only. Later may counsel for COC if no contraindications.
may view your message column. for details of sono-embryology-appearance of
chronological appearance of of C changes, SAC appearances, Foetal poles-details
, FHR etc in relation to Chronology of beta HCG in relation to GSD & CRL,
Menst age & Ovulation in particular.
7)
Worried about discordant HCG level in
relation to GSD?? . one may repeat TVS after 2 weeks to confirm whether
embryo is appearing or not (visible yolk sac / F pole) --growing as per norms or not.
HCG titer may, vary because all placenta don’t synthesize identical amount of
HCG and more importantly there are several errors in estimation of beta-HCG
including “phantom HCG” and similarities with alpha-subunits. AS such there are
always a range stated per GSD. (percentile). Too much reliance may not be fair
Better may insist on follow up scan to note appearance of Y sac-its diameter, embryo, and later growth of embryo. AS things
stand now much more relevant is to exclude
EP. (by Rpt HCG after 3 days & serum Progesterone)
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