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Tanınız nedir? Fetal safra kesesi taşları: Olgu sunumu

What is your diagnosis? Fetal gallstones: A case report

Pages
233–234
Publication Date
2022-10-18
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Fetal gallstones may be a rare and transient finding during third trimester

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Objective & Hypothesis:Fetal Cholelithiasis is rare conditions.
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Key Findings & Data:We describe a 36 weeks old female fetus with gallstones that was resolved spontaneously in the postnatal period and we discuss clinical significance of fetal gallstones.
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Conclusion & Impact:Fetal gallstones may be a rare and transient finding during third trimester
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Abstract

Fetal Cholelithiasis is rare conditions. We describe a 36 weeks old female fetus with gallstones that was resolved spontaneously in the postnatal period and we discuss clinical significance of fetal gallstones. Fetal gallstones may be a rare and transient finding during third trimester

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Fetusta saptanan safra kesesi taşları, nadir gözlenen bir durumdur. 36. gebelik haftasında female fetusta ultrasonografik olarak safra kesesi taşları saptandı ve postnatal dönemde bu taşların spontan olarak çözüldüğünü gözlendi. Bu olgu sunumunda fetal safra taşlarının klinik önemi tartışıldı. Fetal dönemde saptanan safra taşları nadir gözlenen, üçüncü trimesterin geçici bulgusudur.

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ÜNLÜ, C., GÜNDÜZ, M., PATA, Ö. (2022). Tanınız nedir? Fetal safra kesesi taşları: Olgu sunumu. Journal of the Turkish-German Gynecological Association, Cilt: 11 - Sayı: 4, 233–234. https://ajindex.com/articles/567758

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