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© 2007 by the American Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine
J Ultrasound Med 26:1743-1746 • 0278-4297

Image Presentation

A Review of Findings in Fetal Cardiac Section Drawings

Part 2: High Abdominal Views

Philippe Jeanty, MD, PhD, Rabih Chaoui, MD, Frantisek Grochal, MD and Irina Tihonenko, MD

Inner Vision Women’s Ultrasound, Nashville, Tennessee USA (P.J.); Center for Prenatal Diagnosis and Human Genetics, Berlin, Germany (R.C.); Gynekologicko Pôrodnícke Oddelenie, Ústredná Vojenská Nemocnica SNP Ru zomberok, Ru zomberok, Slovak Republic (F.G.); and Ultrasound Department, First City Hospital, Minsk, Belarus (I.T.).

Address correspondence to Philippe Jeanty, MD, PhD, Inner Vision Women’s Ultrasound, 2201 Murphy Ave, Suite 203, Nashville, TN 37203 USA. E-mail: pjeanty{at}gmail.com

Objective. The goal of this presentation is to review some of the common and rare fetal heart abnormalities and to provide an easy approach to these findings with schematic drawings. Methods. Over the past 10 years, we collected cases in which the common views of the heart were abnormal and the differential diagnoses that existed for each. This presentation shows the normal sonographic sections and then variations of these sections and the associated anomalies. We used illustrative drawings to present these findings, enabling us to point out the main sonographic features of abnormalities of the heart. Results. This work reviews 4 fetal abnormalities in schematic drawings. Conclusions. This short review highlights several of the anomalies that can be recognized on the common sonographic views. The drawings tend to simplify the findings but should serve as a basis for those doing fetal echocardiography when they encounter an unusual finding.

Key Words: drawings • fetal echocardiography • prenatal sonography

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