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case_images: Placental specimen at the time of delivery for case 1 confirming a MCQA pregnancy. a and b indicate the selectively reduced foetuses, still intact within their amniotic membranes and c and d the two umbilical cords of the two delivered baby girls. All cords were confirmed to be originating from a single placenta
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case_images: The placental specimen along with the two selectively reduced foetuses confirmed a MCQA pregnancy (Fig. 1).
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case_images: 3D US at a 23 days and b 36 days following transfer clearly demonstrating an MCTA pregnancy
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case_images: Routine 2D transvaginal US 23 days following transfer was suspicious of monochorionic twin or triplet pregnancy; therefore, a 3D US was performed on the same day demonstrating clearly a single gestational sac with three yolk sacs and three foetal poles (CRL of 4.5, 3.1 and 3.0 mm) (Fig. 2a). On day 36 following transfer, 3D US confirmed a MCTA pregnancy (Fig. 2b).