In utero appearance of idiopathic infantile arterial calcification: ultrasound study of a 28‐week fetus

In utero appearance of idiopathic infantile arterial calcification: ultrasound study of a 28‐week fetus

An ultrasound study of a 28‐week gestation demonstrated changes of poor cardiac function associated with calcifications of the wall of major arteries. Sudden in utero deterioration into hydrops prompted the delivery of a female infant who was diagnosed at autopsy of having a rare disease entity, idi...

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