Twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome: What are appropriate diagnostic criteria?
One hundred seventy-eight consecutive twin pregnancies were studied to reevaluate the standard diagnostic criteria for chronic twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome of an intertwin hemoglobin difference >5 gm/dl and a birth weight difference >20%. Hemoglobin differences>5 gm/dl were found in si...
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description | One hundred seventy-eight consecutive twin pregnancies were studied to reevaluate the standard diagnostic criteria for chronic twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome of an intertwin hemoglobin difference >5 gm/dl and a birth weight difference >20%. Hemoglobin differences>5 gm/dl were found in six pregnancies with monochorionic placentas but also in seven with dichorionic placentas. Birth weight differences >20% occurred no more commonly in monochorionic than in dichorionic pregnancies. Of the four pregnancies with a coexisting hemoglobin difference >5 gm/dl and birth weight difference >20%, only one had a monochorionic placenta and therefore likelihood of vascular anastomoses. Diagnosis of twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome cannot be definitively established by current standard diagnostic criteria. |
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