2017-10-22  Case of the week # 458  © Lech Dudarewicz  www.TheFetus.net

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Case of the week # 458

November 9, 2017 - November 23, 2017

 

Lech Dudarewicz, MD.



Case report

A young woman with unremarkable history was sent to our unit because of her husband was diagnosed with a genetic condition. The couple were advised about the 50% risk of the disease in offspring and scheduled for first trimester anomaly scan.
We obtained the following images in the first and second trimester:

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