Journals / Perinatoloji Dergisi / 2020 / Cilt: 28 - Sayı: 2

Does fetal MR alter the management of pregnancy in the diagnosis of isolated corpus callosum agenesis?

Fetal MR izole korpus kallozum agenezisi tanısında gebelik yönetimini değiştirir mi?

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In terms of the termination decision, week of gestation and sociocultural factors may have more impacts.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Objective: To determine if fetal MR alters the management of pregnancy and family decisions in the isolated corpus callosum agenesis (CCA) cases or not.
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Key Findings & Data:Methods: Fetal MR was carried out in the cases diagnosed with CCA in the Perinatology Unit of our hospital between 2013 and 2019 after they were differentiated as complex and isolated CCA cases.
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Conclusion & Impact:In terms of the termination decision, week of gestation and sociocultural factors may have more impacts.
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Objective: To determine if fetal MR alters the management of pregnancy and family decisions in the isolated corpus callosum agenesis (CCA) cases or not. Methods: Fetal MR was carried out in the cases diagnosed with CCA in the Perinatology Unit of our hospital between 2013 and 2019 after they were differentiated as complex and isolated CCA cases. The impact of MR results on the family decisions and their approaches towards termination were assessed. Results: A total of 109 out 139 cases were evaluated as isolated CCA. While 93 (85.32%) of them were diagnosed with the complete CCA, 16 (14.68%) cases were diagnosed with the partial CCA. When the period after 2017 during which fetal MR was recommended to all patients was reviewed, it was seen that 7 (23.3%) of 30 cases who underwent fetal MR and 2 (20%) of 10 cases who did not undergo fetal MR terminated their pregnancies. There was no statistical difference between two groups in terms of the decisions of the patients for gestational termination who did and did not undergo fetal MR. Conclusion: Fetal MR imaging in the isolated CCA does not change the decisions of the families for the gestational termination. In terms of the termination decision, week of gestation and sociocultural factors may have more impacts.

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Amaç İzole korpus kallozum agenezisi (CCA) olgularında fetal MR’nin gebelik yönetimi ve aile kararlarını değiştirip değiştirmediğini saptamak. Yöntem Çalışmaya katılan, 2013–2019 yılları arasında hastanemiz Perinatoloji Ünitesinde CCA tanısı alan olgulara, kompleks ve izole CCA şeklinde ayırt edildikten sonra fetal MR uygulandı. MR sonuçlarının aile kararları üzerine etkisi ve terminasyon düşüncesine yaklaşımları incelendi. Bulgular Toplam 139 olgunun 109 tanesi izole CCA olarak değerlendirildi. Bu olguların 93 tanesine (%85.32) komplet CCA tanısı konulurken, 16 olgu (%14.68) parsiyel CCA tanısı aldı. Tüm hastalara fetal MR önerilen 2017 sonrası dönem incelendiğinde, fetal MR çekimi yaptıran 30 olgunun 7 tanesi (%23.3) ile yaptırmayan 10 olgunun 2 tanesinin (%20) gebelik sonlandırması yoluna gittiği görüldü. Fetal MR çektiren ve çektirmeyen hastaların gebelik sonlandırması kararları açısından iki grup arasında istatistiksel bir fark görülmedi. Sonuç İzole CCA’da fetal MR görüntülemesi ailelerin gebeliğin sonlandırılmasına ilişkin kararını değiştirmemektedir. Gebelik sonlandırması açısından gebelik haftası ve sosyo-kültürel etkenlerin etkisi daha fazla olabilir.

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BEHRAM, M., SEZER, S., KAHVECİ, G., ACAR, Z., ÖZKÖSE, Z. G., GEZDİRİCİ, A., GEDİKBAŞI, A. (2020). Does fetal MR alter the management of pregnancy in the diagnosis of isolated corpus callosum agenesis?. Perinatoloji Dergisi, Cilt: 28 - Sayı: 2, 113–119. https://ajindex.com/articles/300300

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