Fetuses of diabetic mothers exhibited significant cardiac dysfunction and dyssynchrony, with IVMDI and LVMPI indices predicting adverse neonatal outcomes.
Can tissue Doppler indices (IVMDI and LVMPI) detect cardiac dyssynchrony and predict adverse neonatal outcomes in fetuses of diabetic mothers?
Tissue Doppler indices such as IVMDI and LVMPI can effectively detect fetal cardiac dysfunction and predict adverse neonatal outcomes in pregnancies complicated by overt diabetes.
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The findings of the current study revealed significant cardiac dysfunction and dyssynchrony in fetuses of diabetic pregnant women. We also found that the IVMDI, which indicates the extent of inter-ventricular dyssynchrony, and the LVMPI index, which indicates the global dysfunction of the heart, can be used to predict adverse neonatal outcomes in pregnancies complicated with overt diabetes.
Hematian et al. (Thu,) reported a other. Fetuses of diabetic mothers exhibited significant cardiac dysfunction and dyssynchrony, with IVMDI and LVMPI indices predicting adverse neonatal outcomes.
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