Prenatal ultrasound diagnosis of fetal microphthalmia

Lihong Wu, Hongning Xie, Li-juan Li, L. Du
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Objective To analyze the ultrasonic features, associated malformations and combined genetic abnormalities of microphthalmia . Methods The characteristics of 15 cases of fetal microphthalmia were retrospectively analyzed. And the proportion of fetal microphthalmia associated malformations were further assessed according to the different organ system. Results All the orbital diameters of affected eyes of the 15 cases were less than the 5th centile of normal fetal orbital diameter corresponding to gestational age. In which, 26.67%(4/15) fetuses had additional ocular defects, and 66.67%(10/15) were diagnosis with extrocular defects, including 20.00%(3/15) with central nervous system defects, 13.33%(2/15) with orofacial defects, 26.67% (4/15) with cardiac defect, 13.33%(2/15) with limb defect, 33.33% (2/15) with urogenital defect and 40.00%(6/15) with abnormal ultrasonographic soft markers. And the proportion of fetal microphthalmia associated extrocular defects showed no significant difference(P=0.502). Conclusions Fetal microphthalmia is frequently associated with random and sporadic occurrence of extrocular defects Key words: Ultrasonography; Prenatal diagnosis; Microphthalmia; Associated malformations
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胎儿小眼症的产前超声诊断
目的分析小眼症的超声特征、相关畸形及综合遗传异常。方法回顾性分析15例胎儿小眼症的临床特点。并根据不同的器官系统进一步评估胎儿小眼相关畸形的比例。结果15例患眼眼眶直径均小于胎龄正常胎眼眶直径的第5百分位。其中,26.67%(4/15)胎儿伴有眼外缺陷,66.67%(10/15)胎儿被诊断为眼外缺陷,其中中枢神经系统缺陷20.00%(3/15),口面缺陷13.33%(2/15),心脏缺陷26.67%(4/15),肢体缺陷13.33%(2/15),泌尿生殖系统缺陷33.33%(2/15),超声软标记异常40.00%(6/15)。两组胎儿小眼相关外缺陷比例差异无统计学意义(P=0.502)。结论胎儿小眼症常伴有随机或散发的外视缺陷。关键词:超声;产前诊断;小眼;相关畸形
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中华超声影像学杂志
中华超声影像学杂志 Medicine-Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Imaging
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