Prenatal diagnosis of acrania associated with facial defects, amniotic bands and limb–body wall complex

Chen, C.-P.; Tzen, Chin‐Yuan; Chang, Tung-Yao; Yeh, Li-Fan; Wang, W.

doi:10.1046/j.1469-0705.2002.00722_1.x

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“…In a recent issue of this journal, Taipale et al 1 reported on a twin fetus with both holoprosencephaly and ectopia cordis and suggested that the case might have represented a variant of pentalogy of Cantrell with holoprosencephaly. However, the features in their case fit more closely with the limb-body wall complex with craniofacial defects and amnion disruption sequence as described by Chen et al 2,3 . The craniofacial features in their case are not typical of holoprosencephaly.…”

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Prenatal sonographic diagnosis of limb–body wall complex with craniofacial defects

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2003

Ultrasound in Obstet & Gyne

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“…However, the features in their case fit more closely with the limb-body wall complex with craniofacial defects and amnion disruption sequence as described by Chen et al 2,3 . The craniofacial features in their case are not typical of holoprosencephaly.…”

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Prenatal sonographic diagnosis of limb–body wall complex with craniofacial defects

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2003

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“…In previous reports, acrania was found to have association with many abnormalities, such as amniotic bands, cleft lips and spina bifida, and could be part of Adams-Oliver syndrome or aplasia cutis congenital (Chen et al 2002;Chitayat et al 1992). It also can be observed in trisomy 13 (Chitayat et al 1992), but never has been reported to be with trisomy 18.…”

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Prenatal diagnosis of fetal acrania using three-dimensional ultrasound

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Ultrasound in Medicine & Biology

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“…El SBA consiste en un conjunto de anomalías congénitas secundarias al efecto destructivo de una banda de tejido amniótico que se adhiere al embrión o feto en desarrollo, que puede producir anillos de constricción o amputaciones usualmente distales en extremidades (13)(14)(15)(16). Con menor frecuencia se ha asociado a defectos de la pared toraco-abdominal, exencefalia/acranea, con o sin hendidura facial, y anormalidades de las extremidades; esta asociación se conoce como complejo cuerpo-extremidad, síndrome del tallo corporal o LBWC (del inglés limb body wall complex) (17)(18)(19).…”

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Pentalogía de Cantrell y bandas amnióticas: reporte de un caso y revisión de la literatura

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Ayala-Zapata²,

Ramírez-Cheyne³

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Rev. Colomb. Obstet. Ginecol.

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RepoRte de caso Rev Colomb Obstet Ginecol 2014;65:243-249 RESUMENObjetivo: reportar un caso de pentalogía de Cantrell asociado a acranea, hendidura facial medial y reducción de las extremidades derechas originado por bandas amnióticas. Realizar una revisión de la literatura sobre la patogénesis de las bandas amnió-ticas y los hallazgos en el caso reportado. Materiales y métodos: se presenta el caso de un recién nacido muerto, con malformaciones congé-nitas antes mencionadas, hijo de madre primigestante de 15 años con 34 semanas de gestación, que consultó al Hospital Universitario del Valle (HUV), hospital de nivel III y IV de referencia en obstetricia, de la red pública del suroccidente colombiano. Como fuente de información se utilizó la historia clínica, fotografías del recién nacido y los Rayos X. Se realizó una búsqueda de literatura con las palabras clave "Pentalogy of Cantrell and amniotic band syndrome", "Limb body wall complex and amniotic band syndrome" en las bases de datos Medline vía PubMed en inglés y español, sin límite de tiempo; se buscaron reportes de caso, revisiones de tema y series de casos. Resultados: se encontraron treinta artículos, se analizaron todas las referencias y se halló que catorce corresponden a reportes de caso, ocho a revisiones de tema y ocho a series de casos. Conclusiones: se reporta un caso de pentalogía de Cantrell, posiblemente por bandas amnióticas originadas en el desarrollo embrionario. El caso se clasificó como complejo cuerpo-extremidad (LBWC), secundario a bandas amnióticas. Palabras clave: pentalogía de Cantrell, síndrome de bandas amnióticas, complejo cuerpo-extremidad. ABSTRACTObjective: To report a Pentalogy of Cantrell case associated with acrania, medial facial cleft and reduction of the right limbs as a result of amniotic bands; and to conduct a review of the literature on the pathogenesis of amniotic bands and the findings of the reported case. Materials and methods: Case report of a demised neonate with the above mentionated DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18597/rcog.51Revista Colombiana de Obstetricia y Ginecología Vol. 65 No. 3 • 2014 244 congenital malformations born to a 15 year-old primigravida in her 34 weeks of gestation who came to Hospital Universitario del Valle (HUV), a level III and IV referral hospital for obstetrics belonging to the public network in south-western Colombia. The clinical record, photographs of the neonate and X-Ray images were used as the sources of information. A search in the literature was conducted using the terms "Pentalogy of Cantrell and amniotic band syndrome", "Limb body wall complex and amniotic band syndrome" through PubMed in the Medline databases in English and Spanish, with no time limitation; the search included case reports, topic reviews and case series. Results: Overall, 30 articles were found and all the references were analysed; 14 were case reports, 8 were topic reviews and 8 were case series. Conclusions: Report of a Pentalogy of Cantrell case, probably resulting from amniotic bands arising during embryo...

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Prenatal diagnosis of acrania associated with facial defects, amniotic bands and limb–body wall complex

Cited by 17 publications

References 8 publications

Prenatal sonographic diagnosis of limb–body wall complex with craniofacial defects

Prenatal sonographic diagnosis of limb–body wall complex with craniofacial defects

Prenatal diagnosis of fetal acrania using three-dimensional ultrasound

Pentalogía de Cantrell y bandas amnióticas: reporte de un caso y revisión de la literatura

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