Early prenatal sonographic diagnosis of gastroschisis
Albana Cerekja, Juan Piazze, Denis Andrew Cozzi
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Albana Cerekja, Juan Piazze, Denis Andrew Cozzi
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Abstract We report a case of gastroschisis that was suspected at sonography at 11 weeks + 3 days of amenorrhea. Although early detection does not alter prenatal management of this condition nor does it affect neonatal outcome, it allows early counseling ofthe parents.©2011 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Clin Ultrasound 40:526–528, 2012
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Abstract We report a case of gastroschisis that was suspected at sonography at 11 weeks + 3 days of amenorrhea. Although early detection does not alter prenatal management of this condition nor does it affect neonatal outcome, it allows early counseling ofthe parents.©2011 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Clin Ultrasound 40:526–528, 2012
Key concepts: Gastroschisis, Medicine, Prenatal ultrasound, Ultrasound, Obstetrics, Prenatal diagnosis, Amenorrhea, Ultrasonography