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Overlap and difference in ultrasound findings and pathology findings Trisomy 13.
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In the group of foetuses with trisomy 13 the most common malformations found by the pathologist correlated well with the malformations found during ultrasound evaluation, namely craniofacial defects, cerebral malformations and problems with the urogenital tract (Fig. 6).
Overlap and difference in ultrasound findings and pathology findings Trisomy 18.
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The most common malformations in foetuses with trisomy 18 were hygroma colli and hydrops, problems with the intestinal tract and malformations of the limbs (Fig. 7).