Late-Onset Mirror Syndrome

Abstract

Mirror syndrome is a rare clinical condition in pregnancy associated with significant fetal mortality and maternal morbidity. It is characterized by a triad of complications: fetal hydrops, placenta oedema, and maternal oedema. We are reporting one case of late-onset Mirror syndrome in which the patient presented later in the gestation of 36 weeks due to excessive weight gain and clinical sign mimicking preeclampsia. Awareness of this disease is essential, as a failure of recognition will delay the treatment and cause higher maternal and perinatal morbidity and mortality.

Leukocytosis and Splenomegaly in a Neonate With NRAS Mutation

“…Clinical features include facial dysmorphism (broad forehead, hypertelorism, down-slanting palpebral fissures, short/webbed neck, low-set, posteriorly rotated ears), congenital heart defects, renal anomalies, growth restriction, short stature, developmental delays, hearing loss, and lymphatic dysplasia. 6 As a neonate, the facial features with NS are not prominent, 7 and our patient did not present with dysmorphic facial features, congenital heart, or renal malformations. The diagnosis of NS was made by whole-exome sequencing.…”

Mirror Sendromu: Olgu sunumu ve Her İki Ebeveynde ABHD5 Geninde Mutasyon

“…Klinik semptomlar sıklıkla preeklampsi ile karışabilmektedir. Preeklampsi başlangıcı 20. gebelik haftasından sonra ortaya çıkmaktadır, Mirror sendromu 16-34. haftalar arasında ortaya çıkabildiği gösterilmiştir (7). Maternal yaygın ödem, maternal ani kilo artışı, hipertansiyon, proteinüri, baş ağrısı, oligüri ve pulmoner ödem semptomları görülmektedir.…”

Maternal and fetal arrhythmia as a sign of hemodynamic deterioration: a case report

“…It is presented a case of Ballantyne's syndrome that mirrored maternal and fetal cardiac failure. Fetal hydrops and maternal edema were basic signs of hemodynamic deterioration [3,7]. However, the presence of both MA and FA was rather a rare combination for mirror syndrome [9].…”

“…The co-existing MA and FA may have a mutual origin. Such cardiac disturbances in the mother and fetus are associated with maternal goiter disease, chorioamnionitis, or Ballantyne's syndrome [7]. MA has been recently suggested as an early sign of hemodynamic failure in mirror syndrome.…”