Fetal anencephaly with umbilical cord attached to cerebrovasculosa area: autopsy report

ABSTRACT Our aim was to report the unusual case of an anencephalic fetus that was born with the umbilical cord attached to its cephalic pole. The patient was a 16-year-old pregnant woman. Ultrasound evaluation at 17 weeks revealed a single fetus without cranial vault and brain parenchyma, compatible with anencephaly. Postnatal evaluation, through an autopsy, was consistent with this diagnosis. Moreover, it was observed that the umbilical cord was attached to the area cerebrovasculosa and there was the presence of a fibrous tissue, suggestive of an amniotic band. We have found only one similar case described in the literature.

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Main Authors: Altmayer,Stephan Philip L., Barrow,McArthur Alex, Floriani,Maiara A., Nagata,Glauco K., Zanon,Matheus, Cunha,André C., Fell,Paulo Renato Krahl, Dietrich,Cristine, Zen,Paulo Ricardo G., Rosa,Rafael Fabiano M.
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Published: Sociedade Brasileira de Patologia Clínica 2019
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spelling oai:scielo:S1676-244420190002002102019-05-21Fetal anencephaly with umbilical cord attached to cerebrovasculosa area: autopsy reportAltmayer,Stephan Philip L.Barrow,McArthur AlexFloriani,Maiara A.Nagata,Glauco K.Zanon,MatheusCunha,André C.Fell,Paulo Renato KrahlDietrich,CristineZen,Paulo Ricardo G.Rosa,Rafael Fabiano M. anencephaly umbilical cord amniotic band syndrome ABSTRACT Our aim was to report the unusual case of an anencephalic fetus that was born with the umbilical cord attached to its cephalic pole. The patient was a 16-year-old pregnant woman. Ultrasound evaluation at 17 weeks revealed a single fetus without cranial vault and brain parenchyma, compatible with anencephaly. Postnatal evaluation, through an autopsy, was consistent with this diagnosis. Moreover, it was observed that the umbilical cord was attached to the area cerebrovasculosa and there was the presence of a fibrous tissue, suggestive of an amniotic band. We have found only one similar case described in the literature.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessSociedade Brasileira de Patologia Clínica Jornal Brasileiro de Patologia e Medicina Laboratorial v.55 n.2 20192019-04-01info:eu-repo/semantics/reporttext/htmlhttp://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S1676-24442019000200210en10.5935/1676-2444.20190012
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Barrow,McArthur Alex
Floriani,Maiara A.
Nagata,Glauco K.
Zanon,Matheus
Cunha,André C.
Fell,Paulo Renato Krahl
Dietrich,Cristine
Zen,Paulo Ricardo G.
Rosa,Rafael Fabiano M.
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Barrow,McArthur Alex
Floriani,Maiara A.
Nagata,Glauco K.
Zanon,Matheus
Cunha,André C.
Fell,Paulo Renato Krahl
Dietrich,Cristine
Zen,Paulo Ricardo G.
Rosa,Rafael Fabiano M.
Fetal anencephaly with umbilical cord attached to cerebrovasculosa area: autopsy report
author_facet Altmayer,Stephan Philip L.
Barrow,McArthur Alex
Floriani,Maiara A.
Nagata,Glauco K.
Zanon,Matheus
Cunha,André C.
Fell,Paulo Renato Krahl
Dietrich,Cristine
Zen,Paulo Ricardo G.
Rosa,Rafael Fabiano M.
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title Fetal anencephaly with umbilical cord attached to cerebrovasculosa area: autopsy report
title_short Fetal anencephaly with umbilical cord attached to cerebrovasculosa area: autopsy report
title_full Fetal anencephaly with umbilical cord attached to cerebrovasculosa area: autopsy report
title_fullStr Fetal anencephaly with umbilical cord attached to cerebrovasculosa area: autopsy report
title_full_unstemmed Fetal anencephaly with umbilical cord attached to cerebrovasculosa area: autopsy report
title_sort fetal anencephaly with umbilical cord attached to cerebrovasculosa area: autopsy report
description ABSTRACT Our aim was to report the unusual case of an anencephalic fetus that was born with the umbilical cord attached to its cephalic pole. The patient was a 16-year-old pregnant woman. Ultrasound evaluation at 17 weeks revealed a single fetus without cranial vault and brain parenchyma, compatible with anencephaly. Postnatal evaluation, through an autopsy, was consistent with this diagnosis. Moreover, it was observed that the umbilical cord was attached to the area cerebrovasculosa and there was the presence of a fibrous tissue, suggestive of an amniotic band. We have found only one similar case described in the literature.
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