
|Articles|June 1, 2001
CME: Fetal consequences of amniotic fluid meconium
The presence of meconium can indicate a severely debilitating fetal event. Its exact role in fetal hypoxia, CNS damage, heart rate abnormalities, and pulmonary dysfunction--all hotly debated--is the basis of this discussion.
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