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Ultrasound Physics | Obstetrics | Gynecology | Basic Embryology | Fetal Therapy
Ultrasound Physics | Obstetrics | Gynecology | Basic Embryology | Fetal Therapy
Ultrasound Physics | Obstetrics | Gynecology | Basic Embryology | Fetal Therapy
Ultrasound Physics | Obstetrics | Gynecology | Basic Embryology | Fetal Therapy

Ultrasound Images in Maternal Fetal Medicine - Obstetrics/Gynecology
Obstetrics Ultrasound Images
Conjoined Twins in Ultrasound

 
 
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Image ID:
T_0004
Subject:
Conjoined Twins in Ultrasound
Category:
Obstetrics Ultrasound
Explanation:
3D and 4D us is essential for evaluation of multiple pregnancy, where the number of embryos or fetuses can be correctly estimated.
In twins, monoamnioticity, monochorionicity, monozygoticity of pregnancy can be recognized by 3D and 4D US.
The extension of fusion between the two fetuses and the organ sharing can be easily assessed.
This case of thoraco-abdomino-pagus shows a fusion along the thoraco-abdominal area with a common heart.
There is a fusion in the thorax, four upper and four lower limbs.
One of the conjoined twins has an associated exomphalos protruding from the abdominal wall.
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