Fetal forehead hemangiopericytoma: prenatal diagnosis and postnatal outcome

Abstract

Coupled chains: A fully synthetic single‐chain branched depsipeptide precursor lacking a proinsulin‐like tethering of the A and B chains leads, by oxidative folding to the insulin characteristic cystine topology and by subsequent saponification of the ester bond, to the target two‐chain insulin molecule with high efficiency (see picture; violet/blue A/B chain, yellow cystine units).

Giant Neck Hemangiopericytoma Detected on Fetal Magnetic Resonance Imaging

“…4,5 Fetal MRI diagnosis of infantile hemangiopericytoma has been reported previously. [6][7][8][9] In two instances, there were multiple lesions located in the head and retroperitoneum. 7,9 One report stated that the lesion exhibited bright signal on T1weighted images.…”

Fetal Myopericytoma: An Angel in Disguise

“…This case was followed up postnatally for 18 months after complete excision at 7 days of birth. Baby had normal growth and development without any recurrence during the period of observation [12]. Malignant myopericytoma is very rare and shows high mitotic rate, high cellularity, pleomorphism and necrosis on histopathology [5].…”