A Practical Guide to Ultrasound of Fetal Anomalies

Part 1 Congenital anomalies and the fetal anatomy survey: congenital anomalies; anomalies detectable by ultrasound of the fetus; impact of the sonographic diagnosis of fetal anomalies; recommended fetal anatomy survey by clinical societies; the fetal anatomy survey; other fetal anatomy; scanning technique; onset of visualization of fetal anatomy and anomalies. Part 2 Sonographically identifiable fetal anomalies at each step of the fetal anatomy survey: the skull; the cerebral ventricles and midline; the cerebellum; the orbits; the nose and lips; the spine - upper portion; the spine - mid and lower portions; the heart (and thorax) normal expanded cardiac anatomic examination; the heart (and thorax) cardiac abnormalities; the heart (and thorax) extracardiac abnormalities; gastric fluid (and abdomen); the kidneys; the umbilical cord insertion site; the urinary bladder; the extremities; anomalies associated with multiple gestations; anomalies associated with chromosomal abnormalities.