AI Article Synopsis
- The case discusses a prenatal diagnosis of isolated bilateral fetal microphthalmia in a woman with an increased risk for this condition.
- Ultrasound scans at 16.1 and 19.5 weeks revealed the condition without other structural defects.
- The patient decided to terminate the pregnancy, and a pathological examination later confirmed the prenatal diagnosis.
Article Abstract
We describe the prenatal diagnosis of isolated bilateral fetal microphthalmia in a woman at increased risk of having a fetus with microphthalmia. Ultrasound examinations at 16.1 and 19.5 weeks' gestation demonstrated bilateral fetal microphthalmia with no other associated structural defects. The patient elected to terminate her pregnancy at 19.5 weeks. Pathological evaluation of the products of conception obtained by dilation and evacuation confirmed the prenatal diagnosis of isolated bilateral fetal microphthalmia.
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