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CASE REPORT

A 12 Week Fetus with Anophthalmia, Limb Anomalies and Infratemporal Teratoma

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Pages 41-46 | Received 07 Oct 2023, Accepted 28 Dec 2023, Published online: 10 Jan 2024

Figures & data

Figure 1 Two-dimensional ultrasound: the left upper limb of the fetus is not visible.

Figure 1 Two-dimensional ultrasound: the left upper limb of the fetus is not visible.

Figure 2 Three-dimensional ultrasound: the left upper limb of the fetus is not visible (indicated by the white arrow).

Figure 2 Three-dimensional ultrasound: the left upper limb of the fetus is not visible (indicated by the white arrow).

Figure 3 Two-dimensional ultrasound: a round, echoless appearance in the center of the fetal forehead.

Figure 3 Two-dimensional ultrasound: a round, echoless appearance in the center of the fetal forehead.

Figure 4 Three-dimensional ultrasound: a circular protrusion (indicated by a white arrow) in the middle of the fetus’ forehead.

Figure 4 Three-dimensional ultrasound: a circular protrusion (indicated by a white arrow) in the middle of the fetus’ forehead.

Figure 5 The fetus underwent induced labor. The short black arrow indicates that the left upper limb is not visible in the image. The long black arrow indicates a circular protrusion in the middle of the forehead. The thick, short black arrow indicates no eye in the right orbital position.

Figure 5 The fetus underwent induced labor. The short black arrow indicates that the left upper limb is not visible in the image. The long black arrow indicates a circular protrusion in the middle of the forehead. The thick, short black arrow indicates no eye in the right orbital position.