Prenatal diagnosis and management of XXXX .

@entity1 @entity358 @entity2977
OBJECTIVE: Our purpose was to review the management and outcome of pregnancies with a prenatal diagnosis of fetal @entity2977 (CCAM). STUDY DESIGN: A retrospective review was performed of all cases since 1995 with a prenatal diagnosis of fetal CCAM from the sole tertiary perinatal referral center in Western Australia. RESULTS: Twenty-one pregnancies with CCAM were identified. The gestational age at diagnosis was <22 weeks in 86% of cases. Macrocysts were seen in 76% of cases during ultrasound examination. Seventeen pregnancies continued until term. Regression of the sonographic appearances was observed in 19% of cases. Fetal hydrops complicated two cases. One neonate died within 24 hours of delivery because of @entity358 . Twelve @entity1 have required @entity358 . No adverse sequelae are evident in surviving @entity1 . CONCLUSION: Most cases of prenatally diagnosed CCAM have had a good outcome. This review has positively influenced the counseling of @entity1 with this diagnosis.
