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OP05.09: Grading the fetal echogenic bowel (EB) correlation between quantitative computerissed gray‐scale analysis and subjective qualitative evaluation

Results: The coefficients of variation in mature fetuses were greater than 30% for placentas in-vivo, greater than 35 for placentas in-vitro, greater than 29% for liver tissue and greater than 33% for lung tissue. In mature fetuses strain index (SI) for fetal lung was greater than 0,9, for placentas in vivo greater than 1,0, for placentas in vitro, greater than 1,5, for liver tissue greater than 0,7. We found significant difference in SI in normal pregnancies comparing with pre-eclamptic pregnancies and diabetic pregnancies. We did not find significant difference between lung volumes in all investigated patients. Conclusions: The coefficient of variation values and strain stiffness for placentas in vivo and in vitro, and fetal lungs and liver increase during pregnancy in normal and pre-eclamptic patients with increasing gestational age and decrease in diabetic patients. Lung volumes increase during pregnancy in normal, pre-eclamptic and diabetic patients.