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Fetal abdominal paracentesis in the management of gross fetal ascites
The Australian & New Zealand Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology
|November 1, 1980
A case of non-immunological hydrops fetalis with gross ascites is reported. Following definitive ultrasonic diagnosis, a fetal abdominal paracentesis was performed under ultrasonic control with a view to minimising fetal trauma during delivery.
A case of non-immunological hydrops fetalis with gross ascites is reported. Following definitive ultrasonic diagnosis, a fetal abdominal paracentesis was performed under ultrasonic control with a view to minimising fetal trauma during delivery.