
In Vladivostok, doctors identified a severe heart rhythm disturbance in the fetus - more than 270 beats per minute - and successfully carried out intrauterine treatment, normalizing the child’s heartbeat even before birth.
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During a routine ultrasound, a severe heart rhythm disturbance was detected in the fetus - tachycardia more than 270 beats per minute, which indicates the early development of heart failure.
In Vladivostok, doctors saved a child with a heart rhythm disorder even before his birth, in the womb. vl.aif.ru writes about this.
During a routine ultrasound, the Russian woman’s fetus was found to have a severe heart rhythm disorder—the baby’s heart was beating at a rate of more than 270 beats per minute. Doctors diagnosed early development of heart failure.
As a result, the woman was sent to the regional perinatal center. There she was given effective therapy - medications to normalize the heart rate were given to the baby through the mother’s body. After some time, the pregnant patient was transferred to Moscow. There it was determined that the fetal heartbeat had returned to normal.
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After the birth of the child, observation by a cardiologist will be required to exclude recurrence of arrhythmia.
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A rare and dangerous heart rhythm disorder was detected in a child at 26 weeks of pregnancy - the heart beat at a frequency of more than 270 beats per minute. After emergency hospitalization and the start of treatment in the Primorsky Territory, the patient was transported to Moscow, where the fetal heartbeat was completely restored.