fetal circulation.ppt
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Knowledge of fetal and perinatal circulation is an integral part of understanding the pathophysiology and natural history of congenital heart disease (CHD)
Myung K Park
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Fetal circulation* Differs from adult circulation in several ways* Almost all differences are attributable to the fundamental difference in the site of gas exchange Adult: lungs Fetus: placenta
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Course of Fetal CirculationThere are 4 shunts
in fetal circulation: Placenta Ductus venosus Foramen ovale Ductus Arteriosus
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Some important aspects of fetal circulation:1. The placenta receives the largest amount of
combined ventricular output(55%) and has the lowest vascular resistance in the fetus
2. SVC drains the upper part of the body, IVC drains the lower part of the body and placenta. O2 saturation in the IVC(70%) is higher than in the SVC(40%)
3. Most of SVC blood goes to the RV. One third of the IVC blood is directed by the crista dividens to the LA through the foramen ovale, the remaining two third enters the RV and PA.
4. Less oxygenated blood in the PA flows through the widely open ductus arteriosus to the descending aorta and then to the placenta for oxygenation.
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Changes in Circulation after Birth
The primary change in circulation
after birth is a shift of blood flow
for gas exchange from the
placenta to the lungs.
The placental circulation
disappears, and the
pulmonary circulation
is established.
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1. Interruption of the umbilical cord result in the following: a. Systemic vascular resistance >> as a result of the removal of the very low resistance placenta
b. Closure of the ductus venosus as a result of lack of blood return from the placenta
2. Lung expansion results in the following: a. Pulmonary vasc resistance <<, pulmonary blood flow >> and fall in PA pressure b. Functional closure of foramen ovale as a result of increased pressure in the LA c. Closure of patent ductus arteriosus (PDA) as a result of increased arterial oxygen saturation.
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