Understanding CTG Basics: Hypoxia, Fetal Reserves, and Cardiotocography Interpretation
In this clinical educational session, Dr. M. Shuba Shekar Reddy (Paediatrician and Fellow in Perinatal Medicine) provides a foundational look at Cardiotocography (CTG). The video breaks down how a fetus responds to stress and how clinicians can interpret CTG patterns to monitor fetal well-being during pregnancy and labor.
Part 4 – Monitoring the Baby’s Heart: Understanding Ductus Venosis and Fetal Survival
When a baby is under stress during pregnancy, every second counts. Dr. Shuba Shekar Reddy explains how doctors use advanced “Ductus Venosis” monitoring to check the strength of a baby’s heart and catch signs of trouble before it’s too late.
Part 3 – How Your Baby Protects Itself: The “Brain Sparing” Effect Explained
Did you know a baby in the womb has a natural “backup generator” for survival? Dr. Shuba Shekar Reddy explains how babies adapt to low oxygen levels by prioritizing their most important organs.
Part 2- How Your Baby Receives Oxygen: Understanding Fetal Circulation
How does a baby stay healthy in the womb? Dr. Shuba Shekar Reddy explains the complex systems that deliver life-saving oxygen to a developing fetus and the vital role the placenta plays as a “bridge” between mother and baby.
Part 1- Fetal Distress Explained: How Doctors Protect Your Baby’s Health
What happens when a baby isn’t getting enough oxygen or nutrients during pregnancy? In this video, Dr. Shuba Shekar Reddy explains the concept of “Fetal Distress” in a way that is easy for everyone to understand. What you will understand: