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Embryonic Demise Ms. Sodhi Harpreet Kaur* HOD Nursing Foundation, Clinical Instructor, Army College of Nursing, Jalandhar, Cantt *Corresponding Author E-mail: preetnoor131411@yahoo.com
Online published on 10 August, 2020. Abstract The foetal development is done at the end of 10th week of gestation period generally and in case of normal menstruation it is count as 12Th week of gestation. In this captious time of development a single cell changes in to an embryo which further form as human. In this difficult period several changes occurs in the seed. These complex events can be evaluated by TVS (Trans vaginal sonography). It shows the growth of unhatched offspring in to a foetus along with gestational sac and yolk sac. If we do a survey on Embryonic Demise the rate is 6 per 1000 live birth. Mostly at 7 week -8 week of gestation period. The women is not aware about the demise. Only the investigations like on real time B-mode sonography shows missed abortion with tiny foetal pole of 3mm with no cardiac output. In some cases women do not know the actual reason of death. It can be due to maternal factors, foetal factors and oligospermia or azospermia. It can be detected in investigations before conception. At this critical stage physician give two options one is medical evacuation and surgical evacuation it is truly depends upon the patient's condition. After the expulsion TVS is done to see the condition of uterus and ET lining. Proper guidance is given to the patient regarding medication, rest and diet. Counselling of the couple helps to relive from grief and anxiety and motivate to try again after a gap of 2–3 months. Top Keywords Embryonic, Menstrual, Gestational, Fertilized Cell, Trans -Vaginal -Ultrasongraphy, Implantation and Embryo, Labour, oligospermia, azospermia, guidance and counselling. Top | |
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