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To the best of our knowledge, no prenatally diagnosed cases of this lesion on the fetal perineum have been published. In the present case, this was an innocuous finding.

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Oral poster abstracts was induced shortly before term. Fetal well-being during labor was controlled by fetal pulse oxymetry (FPO) in all of the cases delivered vaginally. Pregnancy is terminated by Cesarean section only for obstetrical indications or an impossibility to use intrapartal FPO (breech position). C) Two babies have a pacemaker since the newborn's period. These babies have had a FHR less than 60 bpm. The other 5 babies are still followed up (26-36 weeks). Conclusion: AVB III without structural anomalies are usually present in mothers with autoimmune disease. Prevention is often impossible because women are asymptomatic at the time of diagnosis of the AVB III. Vaginal delivery is preferable but FPO monitoring is recommended during labor. If FHR is lower than 60 bpm babies will probably need a pacemaker early in their life. A multidisciplinary approach is necessary.OP04.29 3D Inversion mode combined with STIC: a novel technique for quantification of fetal heart ventricle mass in normal fetuses -pilot study