Fetal megacystis: prediction of spontaneous resolution and outcome

Spontaneous Resolution of a Fetal Dural Sinus Thrombosis: One Case Report and Review of the Literatures

Isolated congenital megacystis with spontaneous resolution: a case report.

The patient was a male infant with an antenatal diagnosis of huge intraabdominal mass. Prenatal ultrasound at 35 weeks gestation revealed a markedly enlarged cystic mass in the lower abdomen. After birth at 38 weeks, the infant was allowed to void spontaneously and passed meconium. Ultrasonography showed an enlarged bladder with wall thickness of 2.9 mm and no hydronephrosis. Voiding cystoureth...

Isolated congenital megacystis with spontaneous resolution: an exceedingly rare entity.

INTRODUCTION Megacystis‎is‎a‎rare‎condition‎in‎infants,‎which‎is‎usually‎associated‎with‎refluxing‎ megaureters,‎prune-belly‎syndrome‎(PBS),‎infravesical‎obstruction‎or‎presents‎ as‎ the‎megacystis‎microcolon‎ intestinal‎ hypoperistalsis‎ syndrome‎ (MMIHS).‎ Rarer‎even,‎is‎isolated‎congenital‎megacystis‎(ICM).‎The‎etiology‎of‎this‎entity‎is‎unknown.‎ Myenteric‎plexus‎pathology(1)‎and‎a‎mild‎for...

spontaneous resolution of a fetal dural sinus thrombosis: one case report and review of the literatures

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Fetal primary hydrothorax with spontaneous resolution

Fetal primary hydrothorax is a rare congenital anomaly with an estimated incidence of 1:10.000-15.000 pregnancies, with an unpredictable clinical course, ranging from spontaneous resolution to fetal death. We present a case of a unilateral fetal pleural effusion identified at 35th gestational week. A 37 year-old woman (G2P1) presented to our routine term pregnancy evaluation. The pregnancy had ...