Prenatal diagnosis and management of XXXX .

@entity1 @entity2978 @entity4 @entity204 @entity44
Five fetuses, each with a @entity44 ( @entity44 ) were delivered at the Royal @entity1 's Hospital while 2 fetuses, each with a @entity44 were delivered at Monash Medical Centre in 1998. The number of cases reported in this series is higher than expected but it most likely occurred due to chance. The diagnosis was made prenatally in all cases. Three of the @entity44 were entirely external while the remaining 4 were external with intrapelvic extension. Rapid growth of the @entity44 occurred in 3 fetuses. This was associated with @entity2978 in 2 fetuses. No fetus developed nonimmune @entity4 . Six @entity1 were liveborn (perinatal mortality rate of 14%), 3 of whom were delivered prior to 37 weeks' gestation. Two @entity1 were delivered by classical Caesarean section. The remaining 4 @entity1 were delivered by lower uterine segment Caesarean section. There was 1 perinatal @entity204 . This stillborn @entity1 was delivered vaginally. The 6 surgical resections were performed between the 4th and 10th postnatal days. Histological examination confirmed the diagnosis of benign @entity44 in each. One @entity1 developed a recurrence at 2 months of age and required chemotherapy.
