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Accuracy of ultrasound beyond 14 weeks to determine chorionicity of twin pregnancies
Determining the chorionicity of twin pregnancies is extremely important as this influences the frequency of surveillance, timing of delivery and management of complications. Monochorionic twins have 2.5 times the perinatal mortality of dichorionic twins, and in the case of a single intra-uterine fet...
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Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology
2016
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