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Polyhydramnios and pregnancy complicated with Bartter’s syndrome: A case report

Hasan Ulubaşoğlu
Kadir Bakay
Davut Güven
İdris Koçak
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2019-10-10
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The infant was healthy at birth and now, is at 4 years of age under constant follow-up by pediatricians.

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Key Findings & Data:A series of amniocentesis’ were performed until 34 weeks.
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Conclusion & Impact:The infant was healthy at birth and now, is at 4 years of age under constant follow-up by pediatricians.
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⚙️Variables:Bartter’s syndrome · Pregnancy · Polyhydramnios

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Ulubaşoğlu, H., Bakay, K., Güven, D., Koçak, İ. (2019). Polyhydramnios and pregnancy complicated with Bartter’s syndrome: A case report. Journal of Experimental and Clinical Medicine, Volume: 34 Issue: 4. https://ajindex.com/articles/1423409

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