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Should determination of the karyotype be systematic for all malformations detected by obstetrical ultrasound?

1 Jan 2005

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OBJECTIVE: The aim of this study was to determine whether karyotyping should be performed for every fetal malformation detected in low risk populations. METHODS: A karyotype was obtained from 428 fetuses examined over a 10-year period after fetal malformation was diagnosed using obstetrical ultrasound. These fetuses were separated into two groups, one with isolated malformations and the other with multiple...

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PMID: 16032766
DOI: 10.1002/pd.1187

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