Oropharyngeal fetus in fetu at Dr George Mukhari Academic Hospital. Revisited

K. E. Kabala; O. P. Chukwu; O. Gavi; Lineo Matsela; S. T. Monokoane

doi:10.10520/ejc-medog_v31_n2_a4

Oropharyngeal fetus in fetu at Dr George Mukhari Academic Hospital. Revisited

K. E. Kabala, O. P. Chukwu, O. Gavi, Lineo Matsela^*, S. T. Monokoane

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Background: Fetus in fetu is a rare malformation in which a parasitic twin is within a more mature twin. Most of the fetus in fetu are located in the retroperitoneum and are acardiac and anencephalic. Case report: Oropharyngeal fetus in fetu, referral from Rustenburg hospital with suspected gastroschisis, preeclampsia, preterm labour at 28 weeks gestation. Conclusion: Prenatal ultrasound remains the cornerstone of diagnosis of fetus in fetu in providing essential information for management and parental guidance.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	17-18
Number of pages	2
Journal	Obstetrics and Gynaecology Forum
Volume	31
Issue number	2
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.10520/ejc-medog_v31_n2_a4
Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 2021

Keywords

Exit procedure. Consent was obtained from the mother for the publication of this article
Fetus in fetu
Oropharyngeal
prenatal ultrasound

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