Lethal progression of a fetal XXXX .

@entity7026 @entity455 @entity2758 @entity5 @entity1504 @entity1462
Fetal @entity1504 present unique clinical challenges. Accurate diagnosis of the lesion, as well as an understanding of the local and systemic impacts, will guide the antenatal surveillance and the treatment plan and will determine the prognosis. Management will be altered by and dependent on intrauterine progression, gestational age, and fetal condition at birth. In addition, large @entity5 can lead to the development of the Kasabach-Merritt sequence in the fetus and to either fetal or maternal hemodynamic impairment. @entity5 are either @entity5 . Color and pulsed wave Doppler sonography are useful for the identification of @entity455 and help narrow the differential diagnosis. Once a @entity1462 is identified, a comprehensive anatomic survey is mandatory to determine whether there are coexistent malformations that impact either the diagnosis or prognosis. These lesions can have local mass effects, systemic hemodynamic effects, or both. Therefore, longitudinal assessment of the fetus is focused on the detection of lesion progression and on any fetal or maternal status changes. We report the prenatal diagnosis of an @entity7026 ( @entity2758 ) with a dramatic progression affecting both mother and fetus.
