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lüll Trisomy 13 syndrome: prenatal US findings in a review of 33 cases Lehman CD; Nyberg DA; Winter TC 3rd; Kapur RP; Resta RG; Luthy DARadiology 1995[Jan]; 194 (1): 217-22PURPOSE: To determine the type and prevalence of prenatal ultrasound (US) findings in fetuses with trisomy 13. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Prenatal US findings in 33 consecutive fetuses with trisomy 13 and in 200 karyotypically normal fetuses were reviewed and compared. RESULTS: One or more abnormalities were found in 30 fetuses (91%). Major anomalies detected by means of US included holoprosencephaly (13 [39%]) or other central nervous system anomalies (19 [58%]), facial anomalies (15 [48%]), and renal (11 [33%]) and cardiac (16 [48%]) defects. Growth retardation was also present in 16 (48%). Echogenic chordae tendineae were seen in 10 (30%), which includes seven (39%) of 18 fetuses examined before 20 menstrual weeks (compared with four [2%] of 200 fetuses in the reference group [P < .001]). Other findings not generally associated with trisomy 13 but present in this series included a large cisterna magna (six [18%]), mild cerebral ventricular dilatation (three [9%]), nuchal thickening or cystic hygroma (seven [21%]), and a hypoplastic left side of the heart (seven [21%]). CONCLUSION: Prenatal US can help detect one or more anomalies in most fetuses with trisomy 13; thus, US finding can indicate whether karyotype should be tested.|*Chromosomes, Human, Pair 13[MESH]|*Ultrasonography, Prenatal[MESH]|Adolescent[MESH]|Adult[MESH]|Female[MESH]|Fetus/*abnormalities[MESH]|Humans[MESH]|Karyotyping[MESH]|Maternal Age[MESH]|Pregnancy[MESH]|Pregnancy, High-Risk[MESH]|Trisomy/*diagnosis[MESH] |