Fetal ultrasonografy is the most important tool to provide prenatal diagnosis of fetal
anomalies. The detection of limb abnormalities may be a complex problem if the correct …

This is a 3‐year retrospective study of 107 cases presenting with limb anomalies detected
either on prenatal ultrasound scan, or after birth. These limb malformations are …

Objective: The prenatal detection rate of isolated fetal limb abnormalities ranges from 4 to
29.5%. Our aim was to determine the accuracy of a detailed ultrasound protocol in detecting …

Congenital upper limb differences are frequently associated with complex syndromes.
Ultrasonography is considered as the first-line diagnostic modality, and fetal MRI can be …

Prenatal limb defects: Epidemiologic characteristics and an... : Medicine Prenatal limb
defects: Epidemiologic characteristics and an epidemiologic analysis of risk factors …

Objective The standard obstetric ultrasound examination includes documentation of arms
and legs. The purpose of this study is to review the efficacy of ultrasound for the detection of …

Many cases of congenital limb abnormalities referred for orthopaedic treatment are not
diagnosed prenatally, despite routine ultrasound scanning. The authors aimed to study the …

Abnormalities of bone segments, either isolated or in combination with others, may affect
any single bone. Given the relatively low incidence of such defects and the relevance of the …

Musculoskeletal anomalies are not uncommon in prenatal life. They can be either sporadic
or part of chromosomal syndromes causing prenatal morbidity and mortality. The prenatal …

Objective We aim to determine the accuracy of first‐trimester ultrasonography in detecting
fetal limb abnormalities. Methods This is a retrospective study of all women undergoing fetal …