Fetal echocardiography at the time of the nuchal translucency scan
Fetal echocardiography at the time of the nuchal translucency scan
C. M. Lombardi 1 *, M. Bellotti 2, V. Fesslova 3, A. Cappellini 4
Fetal echocardiography at the time of the nuchal translucency scan
C. M. Lombardi 1 *, M. Bellotti 2, V. Fesslova 3, A. Cappellini 4
Presebtazione di alcune immagine ecocardiografiche Fetali e Postnatali
Vengono segnalati i Centri di Cardiochirurgia delle Cardiopatie Congenite dal neonato al giovane adulto.
Ecocardiografia Fetale : semplici risposte a Semplici domande
S.Gerboni M.D.
Cardiac hemangioma during fetal life
The prevalence of cardiac tumors has been reported to be 0.05% in an autopsy study of infants only. Cardiac hemangioma in infancy is extremely rare and resection of these tumors after prenatal diagnosis has been rarely reported
Noncompaction of the ventricular myocardium (NCVM) is a rare cardiomyopathy characterized by
numerous, prominent trabeculations and deep intertrabecular recesses caused by arrest in myocardial embryogenesis.
This study reviews our experience with neonatal and fetal NCVM. In contrast to the past reports of fetal and
neonatal NCVM, all pts in this group improved, and survived infancy.
ECTOPIA CORDIS : diagnosi prenatale
S.Gerboni
L’Ectopia Cordis ( dislocazione parziale o totale del cuore con il suo sacco pericardico fuori dal torace ) è una anomalia congenita altamente letale e fortunatamente estremamente rara : si verifica in 5-8 neonati per un milione di nati vivi. Può essere classificata in quattro tipi a seconda della sede in cui il cuore è dislocato :
– cervicale,
– toracico,
– toraco-addominale
– addominale .
Scuola di Specializzazione in Cardiologia – Universita’ di Chieti
Seminario di Cardiologia Pediatrica Relatore S.Gerboni
ECOGRAFIA VASCOLARE IN EMERGENZA
III Corso di Perfezionamento in Diagnostica Vascolare con Ultrasuoni
Aula Magna della Facolta’ di Medicina
UNIVERSITA’ DI FIRENZE
Viale Morgagni 85 – F I R E N Z E
13-16 Giugno 2006
Direttore del Corso : Prof. Sergio Castellani
Prenatal diagnosis of persistent left superior vena
cava and its associated congenital anomalies
C. BERG*, M. KN¨ UPPEL*, A. GEIPEL*, T. KOHL*, M. KRAPP†, G. KN ¨ OPFLE‡, U. GERMER§, M. HANSMANN* and U. GEMBRUCH*
*Department of Prenatal Medicine and Obstetrics, University of Bonn, and ‡Department of Pathology, Rheinische
Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universit ¨ at, Bonn, †Division of Prenatal Medicine, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, University Hospital
Schleswig-Holstein, Campus L¨ ubeck and §Department of Prenatal Medicine, University of Regensburg, Germany
Persistent left superior vena cava (PLSVC) represents the
most common form of anomalous systemic venous return
in adults. It has been observed in 0.3% of autopsies in
the general population and in 4–8% of patients with
congenital heart disease. The PLSVC usually drains into the right atrium via the coronary sinus and may lead to a dilatation of the latter in the prenatal period.