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Fetal anomalies on USG

Richard Santosh MartisBolar Ramprasad

Abstract

USG has been the key invention of the last century and has helped tremendously in the science of pre-natal diagnosis of fetal anomalies. According to leading studies across the globe around 1% to 3% of living newborns have a congenital malformation. Although getting exact statistics in our country is a herculean task, it may be more than the developed nations as access to tertiary care is not easy in all parts of the country. This study includes a discussion of prenatal diagnosis by sonography and its contribution to the provision of accurate and precise prenatal diagnosis.

Prenatal Screening and DiagnosticsCongenital Anomalies and Fetal SurgeryParvovirus B19 Infection StudiesGlobePrenatal diagnosisTertiary careTask (project management)MedicineFetusKey (lock)ObstetricsPediatricsPregnancy
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