Anencephalic Fetuses
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1. Experiências de mulheres no gestar e parir fetos anencéfalos: as múltiplas faces da violência obstétrica
A anencefalia é uma malformação congênita caracterizada pela ausência total ou parcial do cérebro, resultando em incompatibilidade com a vida extrauterina do feto, não sendo incomum relatos de violências sofridas por mulheres que deram à luz a tais fetos. Os objetivos deste trabalho foram identificar as violências sofridas pelas gestantes de fetos
Interface (Botucatu). Publicado em: 05/08/2019
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2. Study of the ureter structure in anencephalic fetuses
Purpose The objective of this paper is to analyze the structure of the ureter in normal and anencephalic human fetuses. Materials and Methods We studied 16 ureters from 8 human fetuses without congenital anomalies aged 16 to 27 weeks post-conception (WPC) and 14 ureters from 7 anencephalic fetuses aged 19 to 33 WPC. The ureters were dissected and embedded
Int. braz j urol.. Publicado em: 2013-12
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3. Structural and ontogenetic study of urachus and urinary bladder in normal and anencephaly human fetuses in second gestatinal trimester / Estudo estrutural e ontogenético do úraco e da bexiga de fetos humanos normais e com anencefalia no segundo trimestre gestacional
The objective of this work is to present an ontogenetic and structural study of the urachus in normal human fetuses and of the bladder in normal and anencephalic fetuses during the second gestational trimester. Fifty nine fetuses were used, 47 normal (22 male and 25 female) and 12 anencephalic (5 male and 7 female) with ages between 13 and 23 weeks post conc
Publicado em: 2010
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4. O princípio do devido processo legal na defesa dos fetos anencéfalos
A partir do avanço na área da Medicina Fetal, passou a ser possível a identificação de malformações fetais ainda em fase intrauterina, como a anencefalia. Isto tem levado várias gestantes a recorrer aos Tribunais a fim de solicitar autorizações para interrupção da gravidez, alegando o sofrimento por que passam, assim como a inviabilidade do bebê
Publicado em: 2009
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5. Aspects of the human pharyngeal hypophysis in normal and anencephalic fetuses and neonates and their possible significance in the mechanism of its control.
Aspects of the pharyngeal hypophysis in normal and anencephalic human fetuses and neonates have been described. Volumetric and histological changes in the normal gland similar to those observed previously in the adult are noted. The sellar and pharyngeal hypophyses develop in parallel during intrauterine life, but the latter has reached its maximum developme
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6. Diagnostic distinction between anencephaly and amnion rupture sequence based on skeletal analysis.
The axial skeletal development of eight second trimester aborted fetuses, clinically diagnosed as amnion rupture sequence with cranial involvement, was examined radiographically and histologically. Three of the eight fetuses showed axial skeletal malformation in the spine and the craniofacial skeleton corresponding to the malformations seen in anencephaly. T
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7. Prenatal diagnosis of genetic disorders.
Three hundred and fifty pregnancies were monitored by transabdominal amniocentesis in the fourteenth to sixteenth week of gestation followed by karyotyping or biochemica assays of cultured amniotic fluid cells and analysis of alpha-fetoprotein in the amniotic fluid supernatant. The pregnancy was interrupted in 36 cases (10%) either becasue of a fetal abnorma
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8. Twins and neural tube defects
The hypothesis that anencephalus stems from fetus-fetus interactions in dizygotic twin pairs is examined by comparing the epidemiological predictions of the hypothesis with available observations. The hypothesis itself was based upon the disease-discordance and sex-concordance characteristics of twin pairs affected with anencephalus, and upon the sex ratio o
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9. The ontogenesis of human fetal hormones. III. Prolactin.
The synthesis and release of human prolactin (hPRL) in the human fetus was assessed by radioimmunoassay analysis of the content and concentration of hPRL in 82 pituitary glands and the concentration of serum hPRL in 47 fetuses of gestational age 68 days to term. Fetal hPRL exhibited parallelism with the reference standard (Lewis 203-1). hPRL was detected by