A 40-year-old primigravida with triplet gestation was referred to an OB/GYN specialist. The patient’s pregnancy was result of assisted reproductive technology (in vitro fertilization with transfer of 2 frozen embryos). Earlier USG revealed a dichorionic, tri-amniotic pregnancy, with fetuses A and B sharing a placenta. Now, at 20 weeks' gestation, her pregnancy is uncomplicated with the exception of nausea and vomiting. The image of USG findings (Figures 1 and 2) are attached for your reference. Figure 1. Fetus B.
Deepest vertical amniotic fluid pocket is 11.8 cm. (Image Attached) Figure 2. Fetus A. Deepest vertical amniotic fluid pocket is 2.5 cm. (Image Attached) Stay connected, the answer will be posted soon! On the basis USG, what are fetuses A and B at risk for developing? Rh isoimmunization TRAP (twin reversal arterial perfusion) syndrome Twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome Hypoxia…
