1991American Journal of Medical GeneticsRequires access

Prenatal sonographic diagnosis of severe nonimmune hydrops in a Down syndrome fetus at 16 weeks of gestation

David M. Sherer, Karen Miller, James R. Woods

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Abstract We have studied a fetus with the prenatal sonographic diagnosis of severe nonimmune hydrops fetalis at 16 weeks of gestration, who was later shown by amniocentesis to have Down syndrome.

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Abstract We have studied a fetus with the prenatal sonographic diagnosis of severe nonimmune hydrops fetalis at 16 weeks of gestration, who was later shown by amniocentesis to have Down syndrome.

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Abstract We have studied a fetus with the prenatal sonographic diagnosis of severe nonimmune hydrops fetalis at 16 weeks of gestration, who was later shown by amniocentesis to have Down syndrome.

Key concepts: Hydrops fetalis, Amniocentesis, Fetus, Gestation, Prenatal diagnosis, Medicine, Obstetrics, Down syndrome

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