PATOFIZIOLOGIJA TWIN TO TWIN TRANSFUZION SINDROMA

Nenad Sulovic ,
Nenad Sulovic
S. Marjanovic ,
S. Marjanovic
Lj. Sulovic
Lj. Sulovic

Published: 01.12.2013.

Volume 43, Issue 4 (2014)

pp. 71-77;

https://doi.org/10.5937/pramed1404071s

Abstract

Twin to twin transfusion sindrom (TTTTS) je patološko stanje gde blizanac donor „krvari“ u cirkulaciju fetusa recipijenta preko abnormalnih interblizanačkim placentnih anastomoza. Blizanac donor postaje anemičan, hipovolemičan, zaostaje u rastu i kao posledicu ima smanjenu urinarnu produkciju. Kako funkcija gutanja amnionske tečnosti nije oštećena, volumen plodove vode se progresivno smanjuje. Blizanac recipijent postaje hipervolemičan i policitemičan. Višak cirkulišuće krvi i nemogućnost adekvatne eliminacije nekada može da dovede do pojave hidropsa u težim slučajevima. Povećana urinarna produkcija recipijenta vodi pojavi polihidroamniona i prekomernoj distenziji amnionskog kavuma, kompresije i smanjnje perfuzije donora. Redukcija amnionske tečnosti kod donora rezultuje fiksacijom donora uz zid uterusa (najčešće prednji zid), (Slika 1.) (stanje nazvano stuck twin) 1,36.

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