Ultrasound-guided diagnostic procedures

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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…

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The perinatal postmortem examination

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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…

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Assessment of fetal wellbeing

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Figure 22.1 Example of a good Doppler. Uterine artery Doppler The uterine artery (UtA) Doppler assesses the placental flow on the maternal side of the circulation and is able to…

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Fetal tumors

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Mixed echos, may include cystic areas, hemorrhage or calcificationChoroid plexus tumor (papilloma)Large lobulated echogenic mass, unilateral, lateral ventricle (rarely third ventricle)Head and neckLymphangioma/cystic hygromaLarge cystic mass with multiple septations commonly…

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Prescribing and teratogenesis in pregnancy

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Figure 17.1 Causes of congenital abnormalities, the majority being of unknown etiology. The susceptibility of an embryo or fetus for a teratogenic response is related to various factors, including the…

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Multiple pregnancy: management and outcomes

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At least two of these appointments should be with the specialist obstetrician.Combine appointments with scans when crown–rump length measures from 45 mm to 84 mm (at approximately 11 weeks, 0…

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Fetal face and neck anomalies

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Figure 7.1 (a) Normal face and lips, (b) unilateral and (c) bilateral cleft lips. Diagnosis A coronal section through the face reveals the lips, chin prominence and nostrils, often in…

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Multiple pregnancy: diagnosis and screening

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Figure 24.1 Ultrasound features of dichorionic versus monochorionic twins. The most recent and largest study to date on the accuracy of amnionicity and chorionicity determination using lambda and T signs…

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Multiple pregnancy: pathology and epidemiology

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Figure 23.1 Zygosity, chorionicity and amnionicity. Triplet pregnancies may result from various fertilization and division scenarios involving ovum and sperm. Triplets can be trizygotic, dizygotic and monozygotic. Zygosity in higher…

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Post-abortion care

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html xmlns=”http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml” xmlns:mml=”http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML” xmlns:epub=”http://www.idpf.org/2007/ops”> Chapter 20 Post-abortion care Kristina Naidoo Fetal Medicine, ed. Bidyut Kumar and Zarko Alfirevic. Published by Cambridge University Press. © Cambridge University Press 2016. After undergoing…

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