Publications by authors named "Jouly Eidel"
Article Synopsis
- Fetal autopsies serve as crucial tools in determining the causes of intrauterine fetal death, distinguishing them from those conducted for identifying fetal anomalies.
- A study analyzed 569 cases of fetal anomalies over 18 years, revealing that 88% were terminated pregnancies, 10% involved intrauterine deaths, and specific diagnoses were established for various conditions like cystic kidney diseases and congenital infections.
- Autopsy procedures prioritize parental consent and help in improving prenatal imaging and genetic counseling, despite being time-consuming and requiring specialized skills, especially in complex cases.
