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Routine third trimester fetal cardiac evaluation: time for consideration

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Strzelecka I., Płużańska J., Węgrzynowski J., Moszura T., Słodki M., Respondek-Liberska M.
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18-23
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Most heart defects form between 4 and 6 weeks after fertilization. The detection rate is still growing. Despite significant progress in prenatal diagnosis some cases still go undetected. We present two cases of similar defects: prenatally detected and undetected, both presenting with a normal four chamber view in mid-pregnancy. We compared the follow-up of both neonates along with sustained health and economic consequences. The dynamics of the development of heart defects during prenatal life suggests the legitimacy to perform additional, late echocardiography exams (35-38 weeks of gestation)
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Antenatal echocardiographic diagnosis of an aortopulmonary window combined with pulmonary stenosis in neonate. A case report

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Więckowska K., Węgrzynowski J., Zych - Krekora K., Kwiatkowska J., Słodki M., Respondek-Liberska M.
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33-37
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In this report a case of aortopulmonary window (APW) diagnosed at 26 hbd is presented. APW supported the pulmonary circulation in neonate afflicted with pulmonary stenosis. To our knowledge, this is the first report in the literature referring to observing their coincidence in fetal life.
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