Suada Tinjic

Spec. Gynecology and Obstetrics Sub. spec. Human Reproduction and Regenerative Medicine, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Title: Comparison of Fetal Behavior in Single and Twin Pregnancies with the Use of KANET Test

Abstract

Aim: According to the results of the Kurjak antenatal neurodevelopmental test (KANET) in comparison of fetal behavior in single and twin pregnancies with the use of KANET test.

Materials and methods: Between May 2015 and December 2019, 66 low-risk single pregnancies were assessed with KANET, along with eight twin pregnancies between 28 and 38 weeks of gestation.

Results: Out of 66 patients with single pregnancies, 64.02 (97%) had a normal KANET score, and 1.8 (3%) of them had a borderline KANET score. Out of eight patients with twin pregnancies, 7.84 (98%) had a normal KANET score and 0.16 (2%) of them had a borderline KANET score.

Conclusion: Our data suggest that twins show different types of motility than singletons at the same gestational age. The difference in the number of normal, borderline, and abnormal KANET scores between singletons and twins was not statistically significant, although the differences were found in certain parameters of the test between singletons and twins. It could be concluded that

movements in twins become more complex and occur more frequently with increasing gestational age.

Keywords: Fetal behavior, Four-dimensional ultrasound, General movements, Growth and development, Twin pregnancies.

Biography

Since 2005, Dr. Suada Tinjic is leading the professional medical team at her private polyclinic “Korak do života” (eng: Step to life) in Tuzla. This step of opening a private gynecological clinic was preceded by 12 years of work experience at the University Clinical Center, Tuzla. Shecompleted specialization in Gynecology and Obstetrics, and sub-specialization in Human Reproduction and Regenerative Medicine.

Dr. Tinjic obtained her Medical Doctor degree from the Medical Faculty of University of Tuzla, and later specialized in Gynecology and Obstetrics at the University Clinical Center in Tuzla. She also holds Master’s degree in Human Reproduction and she is a PhD candidate at the Sarajevo School of Science and Technology, in the field of Regenerative Medicine.

Dr. Suada Tinjic has established cooperation with eminent experts and centers that are recognized internationally in the field of gynecology, perinatology, human reproduction and regenerative medicine. She continuously invests in education in the field of gynecology and obstetrics, ultrasound diagnostics, color Doppler, gynecological cytology, fetal echocardiography, diagnostic and operative hysteroscopy, and she is especially dedicated to the procedures and in vitro fertilization (IVF) and ovarian rejuvenation.

Since 2016, dr. Suada Tinjic is the director and main educator of the Ian Donald School of Ultrasound in Medicine, Tuzla. She is a member of the Board of Directors of the World Association of Perinatal Medicine (WAPM), as well as the Scientific Board of the Southeast European Association for Biology and Regenerative Medicine (SEEBRA).

In the field of medicine, dr. Tinji? is the author of a number of research and scientific articles, contributor and author of book chapters, newspaper articles, participant of many webinars, symposiums and educational radio and television shows. She is the organizer of scientific conferences at the international level in the field of gynecology, perinatology, human reproduction, and regenerative medicine.

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Suada Tinjic

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