ultrasound diagnosis of fatal anomalies

TURNER SYNDROME
Fig. 9.74 Turner syndrome. Fetal ascites andomphalocele
(possibly physiological) at 10 + 3 weeks.
Fig. 9.75 Turner syndrome. Fetal heart at
20 + 4 weeks in an apical four-chamber view: the left
ventricle (LV) appears somewhat smaller than the
right ventricle (RV), the mitral valve is displaced
towards the apex of the heart. Diagnosis: Turner syndrome.
Fig. 9.76 Turner syndrome. Cross-section of fetal
thoraxat10+3weeks,attheleveloftheheart in a
case of Turner syndrome. Subcutaneous edema
(anasarca), bilateral pleural effusion andboth the
cardiac ventricles (Doppler color mapping) are demonstrated.
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