Eighteen cases of congenital clubfoot were diagnosed sonographically between 16 and 38
weeks. The method of diagnosis, associated anomalies, karyotypes, and obstetric outcomes …

Five cases of congenital clubfoot diagnosed prenatally by ultrasound are reported. The
incidence of clubfoot may be higher within an affected family and may be associated with …

In the period 1988 through 1993, 6351 pregnant women were referred to the Department of
Obstetrics and Gynaecology, University “La Sapienza', Roma, for suspected fetal anomalies …

The in utero sonographic diagnoses of 13 clubbed feet in eight fetuses are reported, and five
representative cases are described in detail. The sonographic findings and clinical features …

Objective: To evaluate the appropriateness of fetal karyotyping after prenatal sonographic
diagnosis of isolated unilateral or bilateral clubfoot. Methods: We retrospectively reviewed a …

Objective: Our purpose was to determine the significance of finding an isolated clubfoot on a
prenatal sonogram. Study Design: All fetuses found to have an isolated congenital clubfoot …

This study was undertaken to determine the incidence of prenatally, sonographically
diagnosed clubfoot; the incidence of associated anomalies; and the correlation with …

From 1995 through 1997, clubfoot was detected by transabdominal sonography in 13
fetuses of 12 women, in nine bilaterally and in four unilaterally (total, 22 clubfeet). The …

Prenatal ultrasound diagnosis of clubfoot is increasing. Of 103 patients with clubfoot
diagnosed at birth, 26 (25.2%) positive prenatal scans were identified with the earliest …

Objective. To determine the outcome of fetuses with clubfoot diagnosed by prenatal
sonography. Methods. We identified all fetuses scanned at our institution from May 1989 to …