Management of Twin–Twin Transfusion Syndrome (TTTS) is one of the most challenging
clinical problems concerning multiple gestations. The pathophysiology of TTTS and Quintero …

Twin pregnancies are at higher risk for fetal mortality when compared with singleton
pregnancies. Single fetal demise occurs in 3.7–6.8% of all twin pregnancies and …

Severe mid-trimester twin–twin transfusion syndrome (TTS) complicates about 15% of
monochorionic twin pregnancies. If left untreated, the mortality is 80–100%. The …

Intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR) occurs in approximately 3–10% of singleton
pregnancies, in 9.1% of all twins, and in 9.9% of monochorionic twins. Spontaneous demise …

Background Twin–twin transfusion syndrome (TTTS) is a complication of monochorionic/
diamniotic twin pregnancies. An imbalance of blood flow occurs through placental …

Twin–twin transfusion syndrome (TTTS) is a complex cardiovascular disease affecting
monochorionic (MC) twin pregnancies. Although well characterized clinically, its …

We report a case of monochorionic twin pregnancy complicated with single fetal demise that
received successful treatment of intrauterine transfusion for severe anemia of the surviving …

Most anomalies seen in fetuses and neonates who have chronic twin-to-twin transfusion
syndrome (TTTS) represent sequelae of cardiovascular dysfunction or vascular disruption …

Feto-fetal hemorrhage (FFH) through placental vascular anastomoses is believed to be
responsible for the death or damage of a “second twin” after the demise of a “first twin (co …

Feto-fetal transfusion syndrome (FFTS) in monochorionic triplets is a rare clinical entity
which may share the principal adverse perinatal outcomes of twin-twin transfusion …