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What causes acidemia in the fetus?
Maternal Maternal causes of chronic fetal acidosis include reduced oxygenation of maternal blood, such as in severe respiratory or cardiac disease, or reduced blood flow to the placenta as in connective tissue diseases—for example, systemic lupus erythematosus—and pre- eclampsia.
Maternal Maternal causes of chronic fetal acidosis include reduced oxygenation of maternal blood, such as in severe respiratory or cardiac disease, or reduced blood flow to the placenta as in connective tissue diseases—for example, systemic lupus erythematosus—and pre- eclampsia.