Fetal cholelithiasis: A Benign Rarity
Journal Title: People's Journal of Scientific Research. - Year 2014, Vol 7, Issue 2
Abstract
A 28 years female, G3P2A0L2, presented to a routine antenatal checkup in OPD with the growth scan at 32 weeks gestation showing incidental findings of multiple echogenic structures in fetal gall bladder with normal hepatobilliary system. We report a case of fetal gall stone which was followed up 8 weeks post natal with no complications. It needs to be differentiated from the more sinister pathologies and requires accurate diagnosis.
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Priyanka Suhag , Sadhna Mathur , Paras Dev Bhardwaj
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