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….
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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,…
Figure 27.1 Photograph of placental fronds demonstrating an adequate sample volume and quality for analysis. For transcervical CVS, the cervix is visualized with a Cuscoe’s speculum. The cervix is cannulated…
Figure 29.1 (a, b) Macroscopic photographs from perinatal autopsies demonstrating effects of maceration, such as skin slippage and bilateral talipes equinovarus (top) and congenital left-sided diaphragmatic hernia (bottom). Histologic examination…
