臨床婦人科産科65巻12号

2011年12月発行

今月の臨床 早産─ワンランク上の予防と管理

早産の管理

6．FIRS（fetal inflammatory response syndrome）の病態と管理

著者： 三浦裕美子¹ 西村陽子¹

所属機関： ¹町田市民病院産婦人科 ³長尾　充

ページ範囲：P.1481 - P.1486

文献概要

　FIRS（fetal inflammatory response syndrome）とは，子宮内の炎症が惹起した高サイトカイン状態による胎児の炎症性多臓器障害として提唱された概念で，早産の原因となるのみならず，種々の新生児疾患との因果関係が指摘されている．本稿では，FIRSの病態および関連新生児疾患，診断，妊娠中の臨床所見などについて述べる．

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