Fetal Circulation and Doppler Studies

This is a short tutorial by Amy Picklesimer, MD, for medical students and residents discussing fetal circulation and doppler studies.

[@FT-bm9cs]

Great.

[@mananvaid2304]

Do you even realise how easy you’ve made this for me? Need teachers like you! ❤️

[@hameedniazi]

Thank you, you are a great teacher.

[@drameyakulkarni]

Amazing explanation!

[@charlieleahy8728]

Thanks for the video! very useful

[@drbanwarilalnayak409]

Excellent teaching

[@aayushgupta3286]

Great explanation thank u

[@rahuldoctor7852]

nice work... thnx

[@bomhayhay]

wow ... great
thanks a lot

[@maryamqasim4006]

As easy as possible
Thank you 😊

[@preetithakur1390]

Thank you

[@j.knamwal8709]

Extremely Thankful to you for helping me
Love from ❤️INDIA❤️ 🙏🙏

[@veljkopetrovic4877]

Thank you..

[@imanjubair3487]

Thanks

[@zahidayousaf822]

Thanks alot for making it so some for me concepts cleared now but what about RI

[@abhisheknavik4277]

Nice
Helpful

[@akbaralisial3663]

If sd ratio is 4 than?
Please ask me.

[@tahiranasreen8303]

Great

[@multy_art_1]

SD ratio is 3...Normal diasfolic waves from scan...whats mean???plz tell me is this normal or not??? At 35 weeks of pregnancy

[@thedesire610]

Wat v can do if high resistance flow in both... Artery

[@sayantandas6387]

I have a doubt ; can you please clear it?
As the foetus grows the low resistance circulation become high resistance ; and because of that diastolic flow should reduce with increase in period of gestation. Isn't it? Then S/D ratio should decrease with increase in POG . But why S/D ratio is increasing with increase in POG in normal pregnancy ?

[@tahiranasreen8303]

As pregnancy increase resistance decreases as baby needs more blood to accommodate growth.