Diagnóstico pré-natal de hemorragia cerebelosa de etiologia desconhecida

Diagnóstico pré-natal de hemorragia cerebelosa de etiologia desconhecida: caso clínico
Rui Carvalho, Nuno Clode, Antonieta Melo, Luís Graça
Hospital de Santa Maria Faculdade de Medicina da Universidade de Lisboa

The in utero isolated cerebellar hemorrhage is a rare event being that there are only 13 cases reported in the literature. The MRI has been considered an impor- tant tool to enhance fetal ultrasonography, especially when diagnosis is uncertain. However, the value of fetal MRI is controversial as the demonstration that dedicated neurosonography is equal to MRI for the diagnosis of fetal brain anomalies. A 32-years-old caucasian woman, gravida 2 para 0 (previous first trimester miscarriage), 0 Rh +, was brought to the attention of our Department due to a suspected cerebellar hemorrhage detected during the mid-gestation ultrasound. In our ultrasound unit during 21+5 week ́s gestation, it was detected a 10mm x 5mm hyperechogenic cerebel- lar mass adjacent to the left cerebellar lobe (fig. 1, fig. 2) and the diagnosis of microcephaly, IUGR and oligoam- nios was established. No other malformations were no- ticed. The umbilical, middle cerebral artery doppler and uterine arteries flow analysis were normal.

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• Diagnóstico pré-natal de hemorragia
  Hospital de Santa Maria Faculdade de Medicina da Universidade de Lisboa

Clonagem & Células Estaminais

• CLONAGEM E CÉLULAS ESTAMINAIS- Parte II
  MD, PhD Mário Sousa

• CLONAGEM E CÉLULAS ESTAMINAIS- Parte III
  MD, PhD Mário Sousa

Técnicas Invasivas no Diagnóstico Prénatal

TÉCNICAS INVASIVAS DE DIAGNÓSTICO E TERAPÊUTICA FETAL

• Técnicas Invasivas no Diagnóstico Prénatal
  Centro de Diagnóstico Prénatal da Maternidade Dr. Alfredo da Costa
   

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