Fetal forearm anomalies: prenatal diagnosis, associations and management strategy.

doi:10.1002/pd.3962

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Fetal forearm anomalies: prenatal diagnosis, associations and management strategy.

Prenatal diagnosis - 1 Nov 2012

Pajkrt Eva, Cicero Simona, Griffin David R, van Maarle M C, Chitty Lyn S

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OBJECTIVE: To determine the underlying associations in fetuses with forearm anomalies, and to derive a management strategy to improve prenatal diagnosis and parental counselling. METHODS: A retrospective review of fetal medicine unit records to identify all cases with an absent, short or abnormal radius and/or ulna. Cases with a generalised skeletal dysplasia were excluded. Fetal medicine, maternal, neonatal and,...

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PMID: 22903415
DOI: 10.1002/pd.3962

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