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Re: Question about IUGR and polihydramniosFrom: Martin Necas and Tania Keep (exiled@clear.net.nz)Sat Mar 6 14:14:40 1999
Dear Miguel, IUGR is typically associated with oligohydramnios, while LGA (or macrosomia) may be associated with polyhydramnios. The combination of IUGR and polyhydramnios is unusual. Chromosomal abnormality as etiology of this combination should be considered especially if there is a combination of severe early-onset IUGR and sonographic signs of aneuploidy. Have you considered other fetal causes such as gastrointestinal obstruction? How about possible fetal infection (TORCH)? I will be interested to hear about your follow-up. Martin Necas, Sonographer.
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