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What were you told about fetal movement and fetal kick counts? UpToDate: At least 40 percent of pregnant patients become concerned about DFM one or more times during pregnancy, but most episodes are transient. Four to 15 percent of pregnant patients will contact their care provider because of persistent DFM in the third trimester. Maternal perception of DFM has traditionally been considered a marker for pregnancies at increased risk of fetal death and other adverse outcomes. It has been hypothesized that recognition of DFM may provide an opportunity for identifying fetuses that may be compromised and could benefit from intervention, usually delivery, and thereby prevent possible progression to fetal/neonatal injury or death. However, the only large, randomized trial did not support a clear benefit of increasing patients’ awareness of the need for prompt reporting of DFM and evaluating and managing pregnancies with DFM with a standard protocol. Although there is no consensus for the diagnosis of DFM, qualitative (subjective) maternal perception of a reduction of fetal movement is important. The level of fetal movement that reliably distinguishes a healthy fetus from a fetus at increased risk of adverse outcome has not been determined. Furthermore, there is no evidence that any quantitative alarm limit is more effective than qualitative maternal perception of DFM for identifying fetuses at risk of adverse outcome. This is due to wide biologic variation in normal fetal movement among healthy fetuses, as well as the wide variation in maternal perception of fetal activity. Regarding fetal kick counts, the “count to 10” method is the only alarm limit derived from a population-based study and subsequently evaluated as a screening test in the same population. There is an app developed to help expectant patients be mindful of fetal movement for patients who like to use their phone. It provides reminders to expectant mothers and encourages patients to contact their provider if they have concerns about the fetal well-being and DFM. #fetalmovement #fetalkicks #fetalkickcounts #countthekicks
What were you told about fetal movement and fetal kick counts? UpToDate: At least 40 percent of pregnant patients become concerned about DFM one or more times during pregnancy, but most episodes are transient. Four to 15 percent of pregnant patients will contact their care provider because of persistent DFM in the third trimester. Maternal perception of DFM has traditionally been considered a marker for pregnancies at increased risk of fetal death and other adverse outcomes. It has been hypothesized that recognition of DFM may provide an opportunity for identifying fetuses that may be compromised and could benefit from intervention, usually delivery, and thereby prevent possible progression to fetal/neonatal injury or death. However, the only large, randomized trial did not support a clear benefit of increasing patients’ awareness of the need for prompt reporting of DFM and evaluating and managing pregnancies with DFM with a standard protocol. Although there is no consensus for the diagnosis of DFM, qualitative (subjective) maternal perception of a reduction of fetal movement is important. The level of fetal movement that reliably distinguishes a healthy fetus from a fetus at increased risk of adverse outcome has not been determined. Furthermore, there is no evidence that any quantitative alarm limit is more effective than qualitative maternal perception of DFM for identifying fetuses at risk of adverse outcome. This is due to wide biologic variation in normal fetal movement among healthy fetuses, as well as the wide variation in maternal perception of fetal activity. Regarding fetal kick counts, the “count to 10” method is the only alarm limit derived from a population-based study and subsequently evaluated as a screening test in the same population. There is an app developed to help expectant patients be mindful of fetal movement for patients who like to use their phone. It provides reminders to expectant mothers and encourages patients to contact their provider if they have concerns about the fetal well-being and DFM. #fetalmovement #fetalkicks #fetalkickcounts #countthekicks


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