评价妊娠合并早产胎儿生长受限(FGR)患者睡眠时的胎心率(FHR)规律。确定共存的睡眠呼吸紊乱(SDB)是否对急性FHR事件或围产期结局产生影响。
观察性病例对照研究。
患有早产FGR和妊娠匹配良好的对照组的妇女(估计胎儿体重高于正常多普勒研究的第10百分位数);三级妇产医院,澳大利亚。
多导睡眠图,用于测量睡眠模式和诊断睡眠障碍的测试,同时进行心脏造影(CTG),分析呼吸事件和FHR变化。
FGR病例与对照组以及有或没有SDB的患者中FHR事件过夜的频率。
29例早产FGR患者和29例对照(估计胎儿体重中位数为第1百分位数与第60百分位数,P<0.001)在平均妊娠30.2周时进行了多导睡眠监测,同时进行CTG。FGR病例每晚FHR事件的中位数高于对照组(3.0事件,四分位数间距[IQR]1.0-4.0,对1.0[IQR0-1.0];P<0.001)。妊娠合并早产FGR的妇女比对照组更有可能是未产的,接受降压药,睡觉时仰卧,仰卧睡眠(占总睡眠时间的32.9%,占18.3%,P=0.03)。SDB在FGR和对照妊娠中都很常见(48%对38%,分别,P=0.55),但总体上是温和的,与夜间FHR事件或不良围产期结局的增加无关。
与胎儿正常生长的妊娠相比,在合并早产FGR的妊娠中,夜间急性FHR事件更常见。轻度SDB在妊娠晚期常见,耐受性良好,即使是早产FGR的胎儿。
即使是高度脆弱的胎儿,轻度睡眠呼吸紊乱似乎也能很好地耐受。
To evaluate fetal heart rate (FHR) patterns during sleep in pregnancies complicated by preterm fetal growth restriction (FGR). To determine whether co-existing sleep-disordered breathing (SDB) impacts on acute FHR events or perinatal outcome.
Observational
case control study.
Women with preterm FGR and gestation-matched well grown controls (estimated fetal weight above the 10th percentile with normal Doppler studies); tertiary maternity hospital, Australia.
A polysomnogram, a test used to measure sleep patterns and diagnose sleep disorders, and concurrent cardiotocography (CTG), were analysed for respiratory events and FHR changes.
Frequency of FHR events overnight in FGR cases versus controls and in those with or without SDB.
Twenty-nine patients with preterm FGR and 29 controls (median estimated fetal weight 1st versus 60th percentile, P < 0.001) underwent polysomnography with concurrent CTG at a mean gestation of 30.2 weeks. The median number of FHR events per night was higher among FGR cases than among controls (3.0 events, interquartile range [IQR] 1.0-4.0, versus 1.0 [IQR 0-1.0]; P < 0.001). Women with pregnancies complicated by preterm FGR were more likely than controls to be nulliparous, receive antihypertensive medications, be supine at sleep onset, and to sleep supine (32.9% of total sleep time versus 18.3%, P = 0.03). SDB was common in both FGR and control pregnancies (48% versus 38%, respectively, P = 0.55) but was generally mild and not associated with an increase in overnight FHR events or adverse perinatal outcome.
Acute FHR events overnight are more common in pregnancies complicated by preterm FGR than in pregnancies with normal fetal growth. Mild SDB was common in late pregnancy and well tolerated, even by fetuses with preterm FGR.
Mild sleep-disordered breathing seems well tolerated even by highly vulnerable fetuses.