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Early detection of velamentous cord insertion at the eighth week of gestation

Caiyun Liao1, Irene Peregrin-Alvarez1, Robert Roman1

  • 1Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology University of Tennessee Health Science Center Memphis Tennessee.

Clinical Case Reports
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Velamentous cord insertion can be diagnosed at 8 weeks of gestation, earlier than previously reported. Fetal surveillance may be informed and prognosis may be impacted by early diagnosis once viability is reached.

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assisted reproductive technologyearly diagnosisultrasoundvelamentous cord insertion

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