Literature DB >> 21513127

[Fetal pain: immediate and long term consequences].

Véronique Houfflin Debarge1, Isabelle Dutriez, Benoit Pusniak, Eléonore Delarue, Laurent Storme.   

Abstract

Several situations are potentially painful for fetuses, such as malformations and invasive procedures. Nociceptive pathways are known to be functional at 26 weeks. Even if it is not possible to evaluate the fetal experience of pain, it is essential to examine its immediate and long-term consequences. As early as the beginning of the second trimester, hemodynamic and hormonal responses are observed following fetal nociceptive stimulation, In experimental studies, long-term changes have been noted in the corticotrop axis, subsequent responses to pain, and behavior after perinatal nociceptive stimulation.

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Year:  2010        PMID: 21513127

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Bull Acad Natl Med        ISSN: 0001-4079            Impact factor:   0.144


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