OB2 Fetal anterior ab wall ch 62

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what helps the embryo transform into a cylindrical shape

folding (aids in closing ab wall)

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When does folding happen

6th week

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what are the three layers of embryonic disk at the fifth week

mesoderm, ectoderm, endoderm

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when does fusion of the midline begin and end

begins 7th week, ends 8th week

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why do the intestines herniate into umbliic

because the midgut grows faster than the ab cavity

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what is the incidence of omphaloceles 

1:400 live births

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what is the incidence of gastroschisis

12 per 10:000

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what causes a bowel containing ompahlocele

when hernated bowel does not return to abdomen

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what are two types of omphaloceles

bowel and liver

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will omphalocele or gastroschisis have high AFP

gastroschisis (no membrane)

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will bowel or liver gastro have higher risk of anomlies

bowel

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what is mortality rate when more than one fetal abnormality exists w/omphalocele

80%

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what is mortality rate of omphalocele without other anomalies

10%

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what % is risk of recurrence of gastroschisis

3-5%

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sono of omphalocele

echogenic, central ab wall defect, evisceration of bowel and/or liver into umbilical cord

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what can help distinguish umbilical hernias from liver omphalocele

a normal cord insertion suggests hernia

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what may coexist with omphalocele

ascites and hydramnios

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what other issues may be associated w/omphalocele

aneuploidy, cardiac, GI, genitourinary, neural tube

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what are most common tirsomies associated w/omphaloceles

13 and 18

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what umbilical cord finding can be used to differentiate omphalocele from gastroschisis

cord goes through an ompalocele, gastroschisis is to right of cord

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what ab wall abnormality should be considered if there is scoliosis and/or cranial defects

limb body wall complex

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what ab wall abnormality should be considered if there is amniotic bands

amniotic band syndrome (milder limb body wall complex)

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what ab wall abnormality should be considered if there is large omphalocele, diaphragmatic hernia and pericardium, ectopia cordis, sternal cleft

Pentalogy of Cantrell

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what ab wall abnormality should be considered if there is a low omphalocele

bladder or cloacal exstrophy

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what ab wall abnormality should be considered if there is organomegaly and macroglossia

beckwith-weidemann syndrome

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what is gastroschisis

periumbilical defect to right of umbilicus

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what is occurrence of gastroschisis

1.75-2.5 : 10:000 live births

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Gastroschisis is more common in M or F

M

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at what week can gastro be detected by US

12 gestation weeks

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sono of gastro

free floating bowel outside ab cavity in area of cord (to right)

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what is amniotic band syndrome

rupture of amnion entrapts fetal parts by “sticky” chorion

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what are common findings with amniotic band syndrome

facial clefts, asymmetric encephaloceles, clubfoot

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what is occurance of amniotic band syndrome

7.8 per 10:000

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what do Bechwith-Wiedemann Syndromes have in common

omphalocele, macrglossia, visceromegaly

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what is cloacal exstrophy

involves primitive gut and persistent cloaca

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what are signs of pentalogy of cantrell

omphalocele, sternal cleft, anterior diaphragmatic hernia, ectopia cordis, defects of diaphragmatic pericardium

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what is ectopia cordis

heart on outside of chest through cleft sternum

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what are signs of beckwith-wiedemann syndrome

organomegaly, macroglossia, macrosomia, omphalocele

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what rare defect occurs early in primitive gut and results in exstrophy of bladder that has two hemi-bladders

cloacal exstrophy

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what is usually primary finding w/pentalogy of cantrell

high or superumbilical omphalocele

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what’s another name for Turner’s syndrome

45X

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what anomolies are most common w/ectopia cordis

omphalocele, cardiovascular malformations, craniofacial defects

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what side is limb body wall complex more common

left - 3x more common

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how do limb body wall defects happen

when the amnion and chorion fuse and the amnion doesn’t cover the UC normally but extends as a sheet that is continuous w/both body wall and placenta

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sono findings of limb body wall defect

large ab and thorax defects, eviscerated organs, bizarre mass entagled w/membranes, short cord adhered to placental membranes

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what trisomies are associated w/pentalogy of cantrell

13, 18, 45x

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