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•Ventriculomegaly
•Posterior fossa cyst
•Cerebellar vermis defect
•Associated defects
Maternal-Fetal Medicine
UKSM-Wichita
•1-2% in normal population
•Association withtrisomy 18
•Amnio/cfDNA: considermaternal age, quadscreen, if associateddefects
•Fetal echo
•Discuss amnio
•Genetics consult
•Associated anomalies
Maternal-Fetal Medicine
UKSM-Wichita
Maternal-Fetal Medicine
•Hamartoma of lung
•Primarily unilateral
•Microcystic: poorerprognosis
•No association withother defects
•Polyhydramnios
•Failure to visualize stomach: 10%
•Associated congenital& karyotypic anomalies
Maternal-Fetal Medicine
UKSM-Wichita
•Associated with:
•anomalies
•Trisomy 21 in 30%
•polyhydramnios
•FGR
Maternal-Fetal MedicineUniversity of Kansas School of Medicine-Wichita
•Etiology: vascular insultor ischemic event
•Site: proximal jejunum &
distal ileum
•Congenital & karyotypicanomalies: rare
•Exception:
Meconium ileus
•Demonstrated after16 wks. GA
•AP diameter of pelvisrarely >7 mm.
•Pyramids positive identification of kidney
Maternal-Fetal Medicine
UKSM-Wichita
Urinary Tract Dilation (UTD)
<28 weeks GA
Renal pelvis > 4 mm
LR for trisomy 21: 1.5
f/u at 32 weeks GA
Posterior Urethral Valves
•Only in males
•Keyhole sign
•Hydroureter
•Urinary tract dilation
•Mortality 25-50%
•If oligo, mortality >90%
•Vesicoamniotic shunt
•Caliectasis: Cystscommunicate withrenal pelvis
•Associated anomalies
more frequent withmulticystic kidneys
Maternal-Fetal Medicine
UKSM-Wichita
Associated with:
•anomalies
•FGR
•prematurity
•karyotypic anomalies
Maternal-Fetal Medicine
UKSM-Wichita
•Findings
•Management:
•offer karytype evaluation
•associated anomalies
•fetal echo
Maternal-Fetal Medicine
University of Kansas School of Medicine-Wichita
•Findings:•elevated MSAFP
•herniated bowel
•Incidence:
•4.5/10,000 births
Maternal-Fetal Medicine
University of Kansas School of Medicine-Wichita
•Associated with:
GI malformations
FGR
•Management
Maternal-Fetal Medicine
University of Kansas School of Medicine-Wichita
•if abnormal, comprehensiveexam to determinelength of otherlong bones
Maternal-Fetal Medicine
University of Kansas School of Medicine-Wichita
•Mineralization
•Fractures
•Bowing
•Thoracic dimensions
•Evaluation of handsand feet
Maternal-Fetal Medicine
Clubfoot•Associated anomalies
•Can be isolated
•Make dx cautiously!!
Rockerbottom Feet
•Prominent heel
•Associated withtrisomy 18