Case of the week #397

June 18, 2015 - July 02, 2015

Frantisek Grochal, MD¹; Adriana Gáťová, MD²; Jana Kršiaková, MD³.

1 Femicare, Center of prenatal ultrasonographic diagnostics, Kollarova 17A, 036 01 Martin, Slovak republic; 
2 AGAIA s.r.o., Zvolenská 4014, 036 01 Martin, Slovak Republic; 
3 Genetic department, M-Genetik, s.r.o., Martin, Slovak republic.

Case report

A 32-year-old primigravida, with non-contributive history, was sent to our office at 12 weeks of pregnancy due to increased nuchal translucency of one of the two fetuses of monochorionic, diamniotic pregnancy. Amniocentesis was done later, but other procedures were refused by parents. The patient was scanned at 20 weeks and one week later the fetal demise of both fetuses was found.

12 weeks

Images 1, 2, 3: 12 weeks of pregnancy.

 



Images 4, 5, 6, and 7: 12 weeks of pregnancy; Fetus A.

 

 

Image 8, and video 1: 12 weeks of pregnancy; Fetus A.

 

Image 9, and video 2: 12 weeks of pregnancy; Fetus A.

 

Images 10, 11, 12, 13, and 14: 12 weeks of pregnancy; Fetus B.

 

 




20 weeks

Image 15 and videos 3, 4: 20 weeks of pregnancy; Fetus A. 

 



Video 5 and videos 3, 4: 20 weeks of pregnancy; Fetus A. 

 

 

Videos 5, 6: 20 weeks of pregnancy; the video 5 - fetus A; the video 6 - fetus B.