Misc.
Pathology 1
Pathology 2
The actual scanning part
100
At what week does the fetal bowel normally return to the abdomen after physiological herniation?
What is 12 weeks
100
What abdominal wall defect occurs to the right of the umbilical cord and has no membrane covering?
What is gastroschisis?
100
Which syndrome includes omphalocele, macroglossia, and organomegaly?
What is Beckwith-Wiedemann Syndrome
100
Image shows a midline abdominal wall defect where bowel and possibly liver are herniated into a membrane-covered sac. What is the most likely diagnosis?
What is Omphalocele
200
Which anterior wall defect features a membrane and may include bowel and liver?
What is omphalocele
200
A fetus with a visible everted bladder wall likely has this condition.
What is bladder exstrophy
200
Image demonstrates a large anterior wall defect involving the sternum, diaphragm, pericardium, heart and abdominal wall. What syndrome is shown here?
What is Penalogy of Cantrell
300
This appearance on ultrasound suggests duodenal atresia.
What is the "double bubble" sign
300
The sonographic image shows two fluid-filled structures in the upper abdomen, known as the "double bubble" sign. What condition does this represent?
What is Duodenal Atresia
400
What condition is indicated when the fetal stomach is not visualized, but amniotic fluid is increased?
What is esophageal atresia
400
Image reveals free-floating bowel loops to the right of the umbilical cord with no surrounding membrane. What is the diagnosis?
What is Gastroschisis
500
What is the most common cause of echogenic small bowel in the fetus?
What is cystic fibrosis
500
The presence of bowel calcifications and ascites may suggest this condition.
What is meconium peritonitis
500
Image displays echogenic bowel in the lower abdomen, consistent with thick meconium. It is often associated with which condition?
What is Meconium Ileus