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1. Hydrops foetalis

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Jepsen, Agnete Runge, Hamran, Kristine, Westergaard, Hanne Brix, Gjørup, Vibike, Breindahl, Morten, Hansen, Bo Mølholm, Jepsen, Agnete Runge, Hamran, Kristine, Westergaard, Hanne Brix, Gjørup, Vibike, Breindahl, Morten, and Hansen, Bo Mølholm

Abstract

Congenital hydrops fetalis describes an abnormal accumulation of fluid in two or more compartments in a fetus. The disease is categorized based on the aetiology: immune- and non-immune hydrops fetalis. Today, the nonimmune form is the most common. Once born, the child is initially handled symptomatically and will often needintensive care and treatment. Even though approximately one in five cases is still idiopathic, genetic diagnostictools have become increasingly important in the diagnostic process. The prognosis depends on the aetiology andthe gestational age when diagnosed and at birth, as argued in this review.

Published
2022

2. Hydrops fetalis.

Author

Jepsen AR, Hamran K, Albertsen P, Westergaard HB, Gjørup V, Breindahl M, and Hansen BM

Subjects
Infant, Newborn, Female, Child, Humans, Gestational Age, Prognosis, Hydrops Fetalis
Abstract

Congenital hydrops fetalis describes an abnormal accumulation of fluid in two or more compartments in a fetus. The disease is categorized based on the aetiology: immune- and non-immune hydrops fetalis. Today, the non-immune form is the most common. Once born, the child is initially handled symptomatically and will often need intensive care and treatment. Even though approximately one in five cases is still idiopathic, genetic diagnostic tools have become increasingly important in the diagnostic process. The prognosis depends on the aetiology and the gestational age when diagnosed and at birth, as argued in this review.

Published
2022

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