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Placenta and umbilical cord Flashcards

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Placenta is formed by the

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decidua basalis and decidua frondosum

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Physiology of placenta

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  • vital support organ for developing fetus
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major functioning unit of placenta

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chorionic villus

- contains intervillous space

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maternal blood enter the

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intervillous space

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Placenta Functions

Respiration

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  • oxygen in maternal blood passes through plac into fetal blood
  • co2 returns through the plac to maternal blood
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Placental Function

Nutrition

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pass from maternal blood through plac to fetal blood

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Placenta Function

Excretion

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  • wast products cross from the fetal blood through the plac to maternal blood
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Placenta Function

Protection

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provides a barrier between the mother and fetus, protecting the fetus from maternal immune rejection

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Placenta Function

Storage

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carbs, proteins, calcium, and iron are stored in plac and released into fetal circulation

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Placenta Function

Hormone Production

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produces hCG, estrogenm and progesterone

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Plac Size

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  • varies with gestational age
  • 2-3 mm thickness
  • should exceed 4 cm
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Normal sono appearence of placenta in 1st trimester

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thickened area of hyper gestational age

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Normal sono appearence of placenta in 2nd and 3rd trimester

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  • smooth, homogeneous medium-gray structures
  • smooth border and edges
  • hyperechoic chorion plate
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cystic areas directley behind chorion plate

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fetal vessels

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plac may be located

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ant, post, fundal, rt later, and lt lateral

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plac may be implanted over or near

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cervical os (previa)

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grading is dependent on

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echogenicity attributed to calcium and fibrous deposition with advancing age

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cause premature maturation of plac

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maternal hypertensions, smoking, iugr, multifetal gestation

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  • no calcification
  • smooth basal and chorionic plate
  • 1st and early second
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Grade 0

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  • scattered calification throughout the plac

- most common up until 34 w

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Grade 1

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  • calcifications along basal palte

- chorionic plate becomes slightly lobular

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Grade 2

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  • marked calcifications
  • distinct hyper loculations extending from chorionic to basal plate
  • abnormal before 34 w
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Grade 3

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23
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  • in front of fetus relative to birth canal

- primary cause of painless vag bleeding in 3rd trim

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Plac previa

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plac previa risk factors

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advanced maternal age, multiparity, previous c section, theraputic abortion, or closely spaced pregnancies

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plac previa complications

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premature delivery, life-theratening maternal hemorrhage, increased risk of plac accretta, stillbirth, and iugr

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Plac previa complete

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  • painless vag bleeding

- placenta cover entire cervical os

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plac pervia partial/ incomplete

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  • painless vag bleeding

- placenta covers one side of cervical os

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plac previa marginal

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  • asymptomatic, painless vag bleeding

- edge of plac covers one side of the cervical os

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plac previa low-lying

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  • asymptomatic
  • painless vag bleeding
  • edge of plac lies close by doesnt abut cx os, 2 cm
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plac vasa previa

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  • bleeding
  • cord compression
  • prolapsed cord
  • transverse fetal lie
  • fetal vessels cross over internal os
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Plac abruption

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  • premature plac detachment

- clinical findings include severe pelvic pain and vag bleeding

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plac abruption risk factors

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materal hypertension, smoking, diabetes, trauma, plac previa, and short umbilical cord

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plac abruption sono findings

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  • hypoechoic retroplacental mass
  • plac thickening
  • well defined margins
  • sub amniotic or preplacental locations are rare
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plac accreta

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  • chorionic villi of the plac are indirect contact with uterine myo
  • attributed to complete or partial absence of the decidua basalis
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plac accreta risk factors

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multiparity, plac previa, and previous c section

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plac accreta sono findings

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  • obscured or absent retroplacental complex

- numerous plac lakes

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plac increta

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  • plac invades the uterine myo
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plac increta sono findings

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extension of villi into myo

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plac percreta

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placental vessels invade uterine serosa and bladder

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plac percreta sono findings

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extension of villi outisde of ut

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amniochorionic seperation

amnion

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separated from fetal surface of plac but cant separate from umbilical insert site

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amniochorionic seperation

chorion

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separated from endo lining but cant separate from plac edge

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amnionchorionic separation

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  • localized fluid between fetal side of plac and amniotic membrane
  • membrane can move
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Battledore plac

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cord insert into end margins of plac

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battledore plac sono findings

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insertion of cord into end margin of plac

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calcifications

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  • sign of mature plac

- assoc with smoking or thrombotic disorders

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calcification sono findings

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  • hyper focus within the plac tissue

- posterior shadowing

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circumvallate plac

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  • abnormal plac shape in which membrane insert away from plac edge toward center
  • increase risk for sbruption, iugr, premature labor, perinatal death
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fibrin deposits

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  • more commonly located along the subchorionic region of plac
  • attributed to regulation of interbillous circulation
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fibrin deposits sono findings

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  • hypo area beneath chorionic plate of plac

- traingular or rectangle in shape

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intervillous thrombosis

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  • presence of thrombus within the intervillous space
  • occurs in 1/3 pregnancies
  • little risk to fetus
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intervillous thrombosis sono findings

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  • anechoic or hypo intraplacental mass

- nonvascular

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placental infarct

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  • results of ischemic necrosis
  • occurs in 25% of pregnancies
  • no clinical risk when small
54
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placental infarct sono findings

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  • hypoechoic focal placental mass

- calcification may occur

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placental lakes sono findings

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  • anechoic area with internal blood flow
56
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placentomalacia

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  • small plac
  • iugr
  • intrauterine infection
  • chromosomal abnormalities
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placentomegaly

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  • primary causes include maternal diabetes and rh sensitivity
  • assoc with maternal anemia, twin-twin transfusion, fetal anomalies and intrauterine infection
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placentomegaly sono findings

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  • max thickness > 5 cm
  • heterogeneous texture assoc with tripoloidy, molar pregnancy, or hemorrhage
  • homogeneous texture assoc with anemia, hydrops, and eh sensitivity
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succenturiate plac

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  • results of the lack of adj chorionic villi to atrophy
  • approx 5% pregnancies
  • increased risk of velamentous cord and vasa previa
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succenturiate plac sono findings

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  • additional plac tissue adh to main plac

- connected to body of plac by blood vessels

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Chorioangioma

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  • placental hemangioma
  • arises from chorionic tissue of amniotic surface of plac
  • fetaus demonstrates distress owing to vascular shunting from normal lac to hemangioma when large
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choriangioma metastases to

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lung, spleen, kidney, intestines, liver and brain

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chrioangioma sono findings

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  • enlarge plac
  • circular, solid hypo mass protruding from chorionic plate
  • usually occur at umb insert
  • poly, hydrops, iugr
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choriocarcinoma

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  • malignant form of trophoblastic disease

- 50% are preceded by a molar pregnancy

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choriocarcinoma sono findings

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  • hypo intraplac mass
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gestational trophoblastic disease

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  • molar pregnancy
  • complete molar pregnancy may cevelop into choriocarcinoma
  • partial mole carries little malignant potential
67
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Gestational trophoblastic disease sono findings

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  • inhomogeneous uterine texture
  • various sized cystic structures within plac
  • coexsist with decrease in afi
68
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Umbilical cord normally inserts into

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the center of the plac and midline of anterior abd wall of fetus

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Umbilical vein carries

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oxygenated blood

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umbilical arteries return

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venous blood back into plac

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Umbilical cord is formed by the

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fusion of the yolk sac and body stalk (allantoic ducts)

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What covers the umbilical cord and blends into the fetal skin at the umbilicus?

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amniotic membrane

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Wharton’s jelly

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composed of one vein and two arteries surrounded by myxomatous connective tissue

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Umbilical Vein

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  • formed by the confluence of chorionic vein of plac

- enters umbilicus and joins the left portal vein of liver

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Umbilical Arteries

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  • contiguous with hypogastic arteries on each side of the bladder
  • exits umbilicus
  • return venous blood from the fetus back to the plac
  • demonstrate low resistance blood flow with continuous diastolic flow
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length of umbilical cord in 1st trim equals

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crown rump length

77
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length during second and third trim

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40-60 cm

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Diameter of the umbilical cord

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Umbilical vein diameter

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80
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cyst of umbilical cord

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  • normal findings in 1st trim

- 50% of cases assoc with fetal anomalies in 2nd and 3rd trim

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cyst of umbilical cord sono appearence

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  • nonvascular anechoic enlargement
82
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false knot of umbilical cord

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coiling of blood vessels, giving the appearance of knots

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false knot of umbilical cord sono findings

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blood vessels folding over on themselves mimicking umbilical nodules

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long cord

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-cord >80 cm

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long cord sono findings

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nuchal cord
poly
true umbilical cord knot
vasa previa

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nuchal cord

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  • cord completely surrounds fetal neck with more than one loop
  • fetus will turn in and out of umbilical cord throughout the pregnancy
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nuchal cord sono findings

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  • two or more complete loops of cord around neck

- flattening of cord

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prolapsed cord

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cord preceds the fetus in the birthing process

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prolapsed cord sono findings

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presence of cord before shortthe presenting fetal part

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short cord

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91
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short cord sono findings

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  • limited fetal movement
  • inadequate fetal descent
  • cord compression
  • oligo
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single umbilical artery is more common in

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multiple gestations

93
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single umbilical artery demonstrates

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both single and double umbilical arteries within same cord

94
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single umbilical artery increases risk of

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assoc fetal anomalies and iugr

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single umbilical artery is assoc with

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malformations of all major organ systems and chromosomal anomalies

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single umbilical arteries sono findings

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  • two vessels of similar size within umbilical cord
  • umbilical artery transverse dia >4 mm
  • straight, noncoiled
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Thrombosis of umbilical vessels

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  • primarily vein

- higher incidence in diabetic mothers

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thrombosis of vessels

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  • absent or abd flow

- hypoechoic enlargement of 1 or more vessels

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varix of umbilical vein

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  • focal dilation of vein
  • always intraabdominal
  • assoc with normal outcomes
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varix of umbilical vein sono findings

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  • intraabdominal focal dilation of vein

- located between anterior abd wall and liver

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velamentous cord insert

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  • umbilical cord insert into membranes before entering the plac
  • not protected by Wharton’s Jelly
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velamentous cord insert assoc with

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preterm labor
abnormal fetal heart pattern
low apgar scores
low birth weight
iugr
103
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velamentous cord insert sono findings

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insert of umbilical cord into membrane adj to edge of plac margin

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incompetent cervix

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  • cervical shortening

- painless

105
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decrease in cervical length of > 6mm

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increases risk of preterm labor

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incompetent cervix risk factors

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multiple pregnancies
hx of premature labor
previous hx of cervical surgery

107
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incompenent cx cervical length

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108
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dilating of cervical os

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> 3 - 6 mm

109
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incompenent sono finding

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funneling of amniotic fluid into cervical canal

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