The diagnostic value of the method of oxygen pulse oximetry for the identification of critical congenital heart defects in delivery house. Experience of the Volgograd Region

• Zayachnikova Tatyana E.
• Delaryu Natalia V.

Abstract

Results of the implementation of a regional protocol for early screening of the critical congenital heart diseases by pulse oximetry were analyzed retrospectively. We used the oxygen pulse oximetry for the evaluation of asymptomatic congenital heart diseases. The diseases do not screen antenatally and presumed at Neonatal Ward of Maternity Clinic by oxygen pulse oximetry.

Keywords:critical congenital heart defects, pulse oximetry, screening, newborns

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