VP09.06: Visualisation of the sagittal view of the anal canal and sphincters using the high‐frequency linear transducer in normal fetuses: a feasibility study

Abstract

Virtual poster abstracts Conclusions: A fetal gall bladder that is sonographically absent in mid-trimester is often detected at later fetal ultrasound examinations. Persistently absent fetal gall bladder on prenatal ultrasound is associated with gall bladder agenesis, and a significant rate of biliary atresia.