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[Prenatal diagnosis of cardiac rhabdomyoma. Case report]

Pilar Anaya-Reyes1, Manuel J Rodríguez-Rábago

  • 1Hospital Angeles del Pedregal, México DF. pilianaya66@yahoo.com.mx

Ginecologia Y Obstetricia De Mexico
|September 21, 2013
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A case is described of a cardiac tumor diagnosed by ultrasound in a fetus of 28 weeks and presumed as a probable cardiac rhabdomyoma. Labor is concluded vaginally on 36 weeks and in the evaluation of the new born the diagnosis is confirmed via an ecocardiogrphy test. In MRI is performed six months after birth and the subject is diagnosed with tuberous sclerosis. A report of the subject is described emphasizing the prenatal follow up of the fetal cardiac function.

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