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Approach To Fetal Anomalies 2022
Approach To Fetal Anomalies 2022
Anomalies
Dr. Omar Al-Tal
Presented By :
Pelaar Khoury
Hadeel Bani Issa
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Congenital anomalies
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Birth defects are the leading
cause of infant mortality, This incidence increases in
accounting for pre-term and small for
approximately 21% of the gestational age infants
infant deaths.
Epidemiology
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Deformation:-
Unknown - 60%
Multifactorial - 20%
Single-gene - 7.5%
Chromosomal - 6%
Infections - 2-3%
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Multifactorial
NTD.
Uropathy
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Single gene disorders
Defect is either in :
Structure: translocation
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CLINICAL APPROACH
abnormalities?
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History
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Obstetric examination:
• Fetal malpresentations.
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Investigations:
Screening Tests:
1. Biochemical screening tests.
2. Detailed anomaly scan (19-22 weeks)
Diagnostic Tests:
3. Amniocentesis.
4. Chorionic villus sampling .
5. Cordocentesis 15
Serum screen marker test
2. HCG
3. Inhibin A
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Transabdominal chorionic villus sampling
procedure
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Down syndrome
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It is the most common chromosomal disorder.
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incidence Women age
1:1200 20-24
1:900 25-29
1:650 30-34
1:250 35
1:35 40
1:25 45
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Etiology
Meiotic Unblanced
nondisjunction translocation
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Clinical features
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Prenatal Diagnosis
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History :
• Mother age.
• Previous history of down .
• Recurrent abortion.
• Family history.
Examination:
• Small sized fetus.
Investigation:
Abnormal serum markes.
Ultrasound findings
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An ultrasound image of a fetus showing the
nuchal translucency
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Duodenal atresia , double bubble sign
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Serum Markers
B-hcg : ELEVATED
inhibin-A : ELEVATED
PAPP-A : DECREASED
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Neural Tube Defects
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NTDs are caused by incomplete closure of the neural tube during neurulation,
which takes place during the 3rd and 4th week after conception.
Cranial
-Anencephaly Spinal(Spina Bifida)
- Encephalocele Aperta
-Myelocele
-Myelomeningiocele
Occulta
m m on
C o
Most
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Anencephaly
- Failure of development
of most of the cranium
and brain.
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Encephalocele
Extrusion of
brain and
meninges
through a
midline skull
defect. Can be
corrected
surgically but
often associated
cerebral
malformations
exist.
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- Aperta:
- A cystic tumor
Spina bifida in the lumbosacral
-Occulta: region.
bad prognosis.
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- MSAFP (Maternal Serum Alpha-
fetoprotein ) is primarily used from
16-18 weeks (highly sensitive and
NTD
specific )
Screening
- If elevated ultrasound (to make
sure it’s not because of multiple
gestation\fetal demise\wrong date)
if truly high amniocentesis to
determine the amniotic fluid AFP
level and to measure AChE.
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NTD Presentation
IUGR.
Malpresentation
Polyhydramnios
Post-term pregnancy
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How to prevent ?
• Folate supplementation in pregnancy
• 400–800 μg/day for all women planning or
capable of pregnancy
• At least 4 weeks prior to conception
• Intake should be continued through
the first trimester.
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Abdominal wall defect
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Types of ventral wall defects include :-
1. Gastroschisis .
2. Omphalocele
• With extracorporeal liver.
• With intracorporeal liver.
4. Ectopia cordis.
5. Bladder exstrophy.
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Cloacal exstrophy
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Ectopia Cordis
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omphalocele with extracorporeal liver
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omphalocele with intracorporeal liver
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Sonographic of omphalocele
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Gastroschisis
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Sonographic of gastroschisis
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Congenital Heart Disease
- Tetralogy of Fallot.
Lung Hypoplasia
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Thank you
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