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Fetal Liver.....Echogenic Portal TriadFrom: Peg Beutler, RDMS (kpnb@voyager.net)Thu Jul 5 13:11:43 2001
This is a twin pregnancy, scanned for the first time at 31w2d. The liver of Fetus A was hypoechoic, with echogenic portal triads throughout the entire liver. Liver size and location was appropriate. This was the only unusual finding for that fetus. Fetus B appeared completely normal. I wasn't able to determine chorionicity, but there is a membrane between them. Both fetuses are female. I don't have an image for you. But it looked just like the liver of an adult with hepatitis. Any ideas?
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