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text: (a) Transverse US image of a fetus at 10 weeks of gestation shows normal physiologic bowel herniation as a focal echogenic bulge at the base of the umbilical cord (arrow).
text: (a) Transverse US image of a fetus at 10 weeks of gestation shows normal physiologic bowel herniation as a focal echogenic bulge at the base of the umbilical cord (arrow).
text: Doppler US image shows the umbilical cord (arrow) overlying the cervix (arrowheads).
text: Doppler US image shows the umbilical cord (arrow) overlying the cervix (arrowheads).
text: Doppler US image shows the umbilical cord (arrow) overlying the cervix (arrowheads).
text: Focal clumping of the umbilical cord (arrow), a finding indicative of a false cord knot, resolved at subsequent US examination.
text: (a) Color Doppler US image of a fetus with known asymmetric IUGR in a 37-year-old woman with a history of stillbirth due to severe preeclampsia who presented at 34 weeks of gestation with fetal cardiac decelerations shows focal clumping of the umbilical cord (arrow), with no change in configuration at follow-up examination the same day (not shown).
text: (a) Color Doppler US image of a fetus with known asymmetric IUGR in a 37-year-old woman with a history of stillbirth due to severe preeclampsia who presented at 34 weeks of gestation with fetal cardiac decelerations shows focal clumping of the umbilical cord (arrow), with no change in configuration at follow-up examination the same day (not shown).
text: Doppler US image at the same level as a shows tight wrapping of the umbilical cord (arrow) around the fetal neck.
text: Doppler US image at the same level as a shows tight wrapping of the umbilical cord (arrow) around the fetal neck.
text: Figure 15.13: Three-dimensional ultrasound in surface mode in two fetuses at 12 (A) and 13 (B) weeks of gestation demonstrating external fetal anatomy along with the umbilical cord ( arrow ).
text: Multiple small anechoic areas in the umbilical cord (arrows) associated with bowel-containing omphalocele (between calipers) in a fetus with trisomy 18.