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Echogenic bowel.
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She was referred to the Fetal Medicine Unit, where a repeat ultrasound, performed the following day, confirmed the findings of an isolated echogenic bowel with no other obvious structural anomalies (Figure 1).
Bilateral ventriculomegaly with oedema of the posterior ventricular wall and periventricular hyperechogenicity.
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However, only 5 days later, a further scan revealed new findings which included bilateral ventriculomegaly with oedema of the posterior ventricular wall, periventricular hyperechogenicity (Figure 2), and enlargement of the cisterna magna (Figure 3).
Enlargement of the cisterna magna.
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However, only 5 days later, a further scan revealed new findings which included bilateral ventriculomegaly with oedema of the posterior ventricular wall, periventricular hyperechogenicity (Figure 2), and enlargement of the cisterna magna (Figure 3).