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hypotelorism
Associated with holoprosencephaly
facial congenital, cleft lip, palate
Among most common _ _ malformations. _ _/_
Beckwith, Wiedemann, macroglossia
Associated with _-_ syndrome. _
cystic hygroma
Most common in neck. Associated with hydrops.
cystic hygroma
Most common in neck. Associated with hydrops.
nuchal thickening, 2nd, Down's
> 6mm, a marker for detecting _ trimester _
nuchal thickening, 2nd, Down's
> 6mm, a marker for detecting _ trimester _
brain, anencephaly, neural tube
AFP elevated, absence of functioning _, _. A _ _ defect.
brain, anencephaly, neural tube
AFP elevated, absence of functioning _, _. A _ _ defect.
meninges, spinal cord, cystica, 13, Patau, hydrocephalus, encephalocele, meningomyelocele
Herniation of the _ and _ _. Severe form of spina bifida, _. Elevated AFP. Associated with trisomy _ AKA _ syndrome, _ and _. Most common type of herniation, _
meninges, cystica, meningocele
Herniation of the _. Severe form of spina bifida, _. Elevated AFP. _
encephalocele, cephalocele,brain, meninges, hydrocephalus
_ AKA _, herniation of _ or _. _ present in 80% of occipital lesions.
encephalocele, cephalocele,brain, meninges, hydrocephalus
_ AKA _, herniation of _ or _. _ present in 80% of occipital lesions.
omphalocele
Associated with chromosomal anomolies, has membrane sac
right, gastroschisis
Usually on the _ of cord insertion, no membrane
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