Ultrasound assessment of normal fetal anatomy

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Figure 5.1 Sagittal section of a fetus showing measurement of crown–rump length. Algorithm for a structural survey in early pregnancy Brain Cranial bone ossification and the integrity of the skull…

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Fetal growth disorders

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Inadequate vascular modelingleading to infarcts andinsufficiencyPlacental development pathology– placental villous immaturity andvillous hypoplasiaClinical associationAssociated with hypertensive disorders and PETNot associated with hypertensive disordersMonitoringUA DopplersUA Dopplers not useful for monitoring– possibility…

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Congenital heart disease in the fetus

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2. Broad based appendage3. Receives coronary sinus4. Connects to TV1. Sagittal2. Sagittal3. Four chamber4. Four chamberLeft atrium1. Receives pulmonary veins2. Finger-like long narrow-based appendage3. Flap valve of FO floats inside4….

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Fetal genitourinary anomalies

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Figure 12.1 Transverse scan through fetal pelvis showing bladder (B) surrounded by right and left umbilical arteries (LUA and RUA). During the anomaly scan between 18–20 weeks, the kidneys are…

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Fetal thoracic anomalies

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Figure 9.1 Schematic diagram showing the timeline for embryologic and fetal lung development, with pictorial representation below. At birth The amniotic fluid and lung secretions fill the airways prior to…

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Sonographic diagnosis of fetal skeletal anomalies

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Equinovarus – foot twisted inwardsEquinus – extended foot Risk factors and clues to the diagnosis of skeletal anomalies Family history Although the majority of skeletal abnormalities are unexpected findings detected…

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Placenta, amniotic membrane and amniotic fluid

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Persistently elevated hCG.Stage 2GTN extends outside of the uterus, but is limited to the genital structures (adnexa, vagina, broad ligament).Stage 3GTN extends to the lungs with or without known genital…

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Fetal therapy

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Figure 28.1 Ultrasound picture showing needle guide centered on intrahepatic vein. Reproduced from Kilby MD et al. (eds) Fetal Therapy. Cambridge UK: Cambridge University Press 2012, with permission. Intraperitoenal transfusions…

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Fetal central nervous system anomalies

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Figure 6.1 Fetal lateral cerebral ventriculomegaly (arrows). (a) Mild ventriculomegaly; (b) unilateral mild ventriculomegaly; (c) severe ventriculomegaly. A value of >15 mm indicates severe ventriculomegaly. This is almost always associated…

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Fetal infections

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Halsby et al., 2014[6]Parvovirus60–70944cVyse et al., 2007[7]Varicella90–952100cPembrey et al., 2013[4]; RCOG Green-Top Guideline No. 13, 2007[9]Syphilis0.47(antibodies not protective)4.7/1,000cGiraudon et al., 2009[3]Rubella95.91–2bWise, 2013[8] a Significant ethnic variation (49% in white British,…

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