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case_images: Echogenic bowel.
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case_images: She was referred to the Fetal Medicine Unit, where a repeat ultrasound, performed the following day, confirmed the findings of an isolated echogenic bowel with no other obvious structural anomalies (Figure 1).
case_images: Bilateral ventriculomegaly with oedema of the posterior ventricular wall and periventricular hyperechogenicity.
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case_images: However, only 5 days later, a further scan revealed new findings which included bilateral ventriculomegaly with oedema of the posterior ventricular wall, periventricular hyperechogenicity (Figure 2), and enlargement of the cisterna magna (Figure 3).
case_images: Enlargement of the cisterna magna.
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case_images: fig3
case_images: However, only 5 days later, a further scan revealed new findings which included bilateral ventriculomegaly with oedema of the posterior ventricular wall, periventricular hyperechogenicity (Figure 2), and enlargement of the cisterna magna (Figure 3).