Ultérieurement…
Pour terminer ce chapitre, voici un avant-propos de ce que nous développerons dans les suivants, à savoir les liaisons entre les anomalies du RCF et l’état du nouveau-né (Boog 2010[1]).
Le RCF et l’acidose fœtale
L’asphyxie sévère avec un score d’Apgar ≤ 3 à 5 min et un pH artériel < 7,0 survient dans 5 à 7 ‰ des naissances.
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