The Diagnostic Value of the Umbilical Cord Diameter Thickness in Second Trimester Congenital Anomaly Screening
Keywords:
Chromosomal anomaly second trimester, Umbilical cord diameterAbstract
OBJECTIVE: Diagnostic value of the umbilical cord thickness second trimester congenital anomaly screening.
STUDY DESIGN: Eighty-three pregnant women in the study. Patients were examined by dividing them into 3 groups. The first group was comprised of 50 healthy individuals which exhibited no chromosomal or sonographic fetal anomaly. The second group consisted of 8 cases which displayed chromosomal anomaly by amniocentesis. The third group included 25 cases with fetal anomaly detected by USG.
RESULTS: The first group mean cord diameter was 7.06±1.6 mm (4.50-11.80 mm). Second group was 8.32±2.2 mm (4.60-11.0 mm), third group was 7.24±1.5 mm (4.70-10.50). No significant difference was determined between the results (p>0.05).
CONCLUSION: Umbilical cord diameter was not found to be a valuable sonographic finding in the congenital anomaly screening.
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