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(A) Two-dimensional ultrasound in 34th gestational week, on the axial and sagittal planes, showing the fetal goiter (arrows). (B) Color Doppler showing exuberant and uniform vascularization throughout the fetal thyroid.
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A 41-year-old secundigravida with normal thyroid function, referred with 34 weeks of gestation after ultrasound exam showed a suspected fetal goiter, which proved to be a solid anterior neck mass with uniform vascularization throughout, particularly in the central region (Fig. 1).
Three-dimensional ultrasound in the rendering mode showing the fetal neck mass (A) and magnetic resonance image acquired in the sagittal view (B) showing the fetal goiter (arrow) in T2-weighted sequences.
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Fetal MRI was conducted and corroborated the diagnosis of goiter (Fig. 2).
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