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Hyperechogenic fetal bowel: an ultrasonographic marker for adverse fetal and neonatal outcome?
"Soft markers" are considered variants of normal and should be considered distinct from fetal anatomic malformations. Hyperechogenicity of the fetal bowel, is one of the few soft markers that can also associated with a variety of other pathologic conditions. In this review we will focalise our attention on the significate of an increased echogenicity of fetal bowel and on management of fetuses with this condition.
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