Rare Surgically Correctable Anomalies of the Fetus- An Obstetrician Dilemma
Journal Title: Scholars International Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology - Year 2019, Vol 2, Issue 2
Abstract
By Universal adoption of first and second trimester screening, the rate of detection of congenital anomalies has been improved with sensitives ranging up to 85-90%, but their detection at an advanced gestational age becomes a dilemma for the patient as well as the obstetrician. With this article we share our experience, dilemma and doubts about some of these rare surgically correctable anomalies managed at our institute.
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Ahuja M, Jamal S, Mehta A, Jain A
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