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Human Malformations and Related Anomalies (Revised)

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13.11.2015

Herausgeber

Stevenson Roger E. + weitere

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Oxford University Press

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Englisch

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978-0-19-938603-1

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The real measure of a textbook is whether it is used. In this case, my review was delayed because this book was borrowed so frequently by colleagues that I was constantly chasing after it. It will be a key reference text for students, researchers, biomedical scientists, and clinicians particularly clinical geneticists, pediatricians, and obstetricians. Journal of Medical Genetics

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Englisch

ISBN

978-0-19-938603-1

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  • Produktbild: Human Malformations and Related Anomalies (Revised)

    • Introduction

    • Roger E. Stevenson and Judith G. Hall

    • Chapter 1 Limbs

    • Roger E. Stevenson

    • Introduction

    • 1.1 Limb Deficiency

    • 1.1a Absence of Limb

    • 1.1b Absent Radius

    • 1.1c Absent Ulna

    • 1.1d Absent Humerus

    • 1.1e Absence and Hypoplasia of the Tibia

    • 1.1f Absent Fibula

    • 1.1g Absence and Hypoplasia of the Femur

    • 1.1h Terminal Transverse Limb Deficiency

    • 1.2 Synostosis

    • 1.2a Carpal and Tarsal Coalition

    • 1.2b Metacarpophalangeal and Metatarsophalangeal Synostosis

    • 1.2c Proximal Symphalangism

    • 1.2d Distal Symphalangism

    • 1.2e Humeroradial Synostosis

    • 1.2f Radioulnar Synostosis

    • 1.2g Tibiofibular Synostosis

    • 1.2h Sirenomelia

    • 1.3 Constriction Rings

    • 1.4 Duplications, Excessive Partitions, and Accessory Bones

    • 1.5 Bowing of Long Bones

    • 1.6 Short Stature

    • 1.7 Tall Stature

    • 1.8 Limb Overgrowth

    • 1.9 Increased Bone Density

    • 1.10 Decreased Bone Density

    • 1.11 Osteolysis

    • 1.12 Anomalies of the Patella

    • 1.13 Arthrogryposis

    • 1.13a Amyoplasia

    • 1.13b Distal arthrogryposis

    • 1.13c Fetal akinesia phenotype

    • 1.13d Pterygium syndromes

    • Chapter 2 Hands/Feet

    • David B. Everman

    • Introduction

    • Polydactyly

    • 2.1a Preaxial Polydactyly

    • 2.1b Postaxial Polydactyly

    • 2.1c Mesoaxial Polydactyly

    • Syndactyly

    • 2.2a Syndactyly Type I

    • 2.2b Syndactyly Type II

    • 2.2c Syndactyly Type III

    • 2.2d Syndactyly Type IV

    • 2.2e Syndactyly Type V

    • 2.2f Cenani-Lenz Syndactyly

    • 2.2g Symbrachydactyly

    • Brachydactyly

    • 2.3a Brachydactyly Type A1

    • 2.3b Brachydactyly Type A2

    • 2.3c Brachydactyly Type A3

    • 2.3d Brachydactyly Type B

    • 2.3e Brachydactyly Type C

    • 2.3f Brachydactyly Type D

    • 2.3g Brachydactyly Type E

    • Deficiency

    • 2.4a Preaxial Deficiency

    • 2.4b Postaxial Deficiency

    • 2.5 Terminal Transverse Deficiency

    • 2.6 Split-Hand-Foot Malformation

    • 2.7 Macrodactyly

    • 2.8 Camptodactyly

    • 2.9 Clubfoot

    • Chapter 3 Pectoral and Pelvic Girdles

    • Louanne Hudgins and Neda Zadeh

    • Introduction

    • 3.1 Clavicular Hypoplasia/Aplasia

    • 3.2 Clavicular Pseudoarthrosis

    • 3.3 Altered Shape and Other Abnormalities of the Clavicle

    • 3.4 Sprengel Anomaly

    • 3.5 Glenoid Hypoplasia

    • 3.6 Anomalies of the Pelvic Bone

    • 3.7 Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip

    • 3.8 Coxa Vara

    • 3.8 Coxa Valga

    • Chapter 4 Spine and Ribs

    • Louanne Hudgins and Neda Zadeh

    • Introduction

    • 4.1 Occipitalization of the Atlas

    • 4.2 Aplasia/Hypoplasia of the Odontoid Process of the Axis

    • 4.3 Klippel-Feil Anomaly

    • 4.4 Segmentation Defects of the Vertebrae

    • 4.5 Altered Vertebral Body Contour

    • 4.6 Coronal Clefts of the Vertebrae

    • 4.7 Coronal Clefts of the Vertebrae

    • 4.8 Spondylolysis and Spondylolisthesis

    • 4.9 Sacral Agenesis

    • 4.10 Anomalies of the Ribs

    • 4.11 Cervical Rib

    • 4.12 Pectus Excavatum

    • 4.13 Pectus Carinatum

    • 4.14 Anomalies of the Sternum

    • Chapter 5 Skull

    • John M. Graham, Jr. and Pedro Sanchez-Lara

    • Introduction

    • 5.1 Craniosynostosis

    • 5.2 Kleeblattschadel

    • 5.3 Wide Cranial Sutures

    • 5.4 Anomalies of Fontanelles

    • 5.5 Parietal Foramina

    • 5.6 Wormian Bones

    • 5.7 Cranial Dermal Sinus

    • 5.8 Scalp Vertex Aplasia

    • 5.9 Thin Cranial Bones

    • 5.10 Undermineralization of the Skull

    • 5.11 Craniotabes

    • 5.12 Thick Cranial Bones

    • 5.13 Sclerosis and Hyperostosis of the Skull

    • 5.14 Vertex Birth Molding

    • 5.15 Breech Head and Bathrocephaly

    • 5.16 Other Cranial Deformations

    • 5.17 Anomalies of the Sella Turcica

    • 5.18 Anomalies of the Foramen Magnum

    • 5.19 Anomalies of Other Basal Foramina

    • 5.20 Basilar Impression

    • 5.21 Cephalohematoma

    • 5.22 Miscellaneous Anomalies of the Skull

    • Chapter 6 Facial Bones

    • Karen Gripp

    • Introduction

    • 6.1 Metopic Synostosis

    • 6.2 Orbital and Ocular Hypotelorism

    • 6.3 Orbital and Ocular Hypertelorism

    • 6.4 Zygomatic Hypoplasia

    • 6.5 Absent Manidble

    • 6.6 Congenital Asymmetry of Facial Skeleton

    • 6.7 Micrognathia

    • 6.8 Midface Retrusion and Hypoplasia

    • 6.9 Midline Facial Clefting

    • Chapter 7 Skin, Hair and Nails

    • Mary Beth Dinulos

    • Introduction

    • 7.1 Aplasia Cutis Congenita

    • 7.2 Ichthyosis

    • 7.3 Ectodermal Dysplasias

    • 7.4 Epidermolysis Bullosa

    • 7.5 Cutaneous Hamartomas

    • 7.6 Vascular Malformations

    • 7.7 Pigmentation Abnormalities

    • 7.8 Mosaicism

    • 7.9 Epidermal Appendage Abnormalities

    • 7.10 Disorders of Connective Tissue

    • Chapter 8 Muscle

    • Judith G. Hall

    • Introduction

    • 8.1a Hypertrophia Musculorum Vera

    • 8.1b Kocher-Debre Semaalagne

    • 8.1c Hyperekplexia

    • 8.2 Generalized Decrease in Muscle Mass

    • 8.3 Facial Muscle Deficiency

    • 8.3a Deficiency of Extraocular Eye Muscles

    • 8.3b Asymmetric Crying Face

    • 8.3c Mobius Syndrome

    • 8.3d Absence and Underdevelopment of the Tongue

    • 8.3e Macroglossia

    • 8.4 Diagraphagmatic Defect

    • 8.5 Achalasia

    • 8.6a Prune Belly Syndrome

    • 8.6b Other Abdominal Wall

    • 8.7a Poland Anomaly

    • 8.7b Lower Limb Poland Anomaly

    • 8.8 Other Muscle Hypoplasia

    • 8.9a Muscle Variants

    • 8.9b Muscle Variant Abnormalities Associated with Chromosomal Disorders

    • 8.9c Accessory Muscles

    • 8.9d Atavisms

    • Chapter 9 Brain

    • Alasdair G. W. Hunter

    • Introduction

    • 9.1 Microcephaly

    • 9.2 Megalencephaly

    • 9.3 Aprosencephaly-Atelencephaly

    • 9.4 Holoprosencephaly

    • 9.5 Malformations of Cortical Development

    • 9.5a Lissencephaly

    • 9.5b Pachygyria

    • 9.5c polymicrogyria

    • 9.5d Heterotopia

    • 9.5e Focal Cortical Dysplasia

    • 9.6 Agenesis of the Corpus Callosum

    • 9.7 Cavum

    • 9.8 Hydrocephalus

    • 9.9 Colpocephaly

    • 9.10 Hydranencephaly

    • 9.11 Porencephaly

    • 9.12 Cerebellar Abnormalities

    • 9.13 Cystic Malformations

    • 9.14 Chiari Malformations

    • Chapter 10 Spinal Cord

    • David Dyment

    • Introduction

    • 10.1 Primary Tethered Cord

    • 10.2 Split Cord

    • 10.3 Tailgut Cyst

    • 10.4 Syringomelia

    • 10.5 Myelocystocele

    • 10.6 Meningocele

    • 10.7 Neurenteric Malformation

    • 10.8 Intraspinal Cysts

    • Chapter 11 Brain and Spinal Cord

    • Roger E. Stevenson

    • Introduction

    • 11.1 Anencephaly

    • 11.2 Iniencephaly

    • 11.3 Encephalocele

    • 11.4 Spina Bifida

    • Chapter 12 The Eye

    • Elias I. Traboulsi, Shomoukh AlShamekh and Natario L. Couser

    • Introduction

    • 12.1 Anophthalmia

    • 12.2 Microphthalmia and Typical Uveal Coloboma

    • 12.3 Cyclopia and Synophthalmia

    • 12.4 Cryptophthalmos

    • 12.5 Blepharophimosis

    • 12.6 Other Anomalies of the Eyelids

    • 12.7 Corneal Malformations

    • 12.8 Aniridia

    • 12.9 Anterior Segment Dysgenesis

    • 12.10 Peters Anomaly

    • 12.11 Cataracts

    • 12.12 persistent Hyperplastic Primary Vitreous

    • 12.13 Optic Nerve Hypoplasia

    • 12.14 Optic Pit

    • 12.15 Morning Glory Disc Anomaly

    • Chapter 13 External Ear

    • Dorothy Katherine Grange

    • Introduction

    • 13.1 Absence of the External Ear

    • 13.2 Small Ear

    • 13.3 Large Ear

    • 13.4 Cryptotia

    • 13.5 Synotia and Otocephaly

    • 13.6 Polyotia

    • 13.7 Anomalies of the External Auditory Canal

    • 13.8 Abnormal Ear Position

    • 13.9 Lop-Cup Ear Anomaly

    • 13.10 Protruding Ear

    • 13.11 Variants of the Helix and Anthelix

    • 13.12 Variants of the Ear Lobe

    • 13.13 Auricular Tags

    • 13.14 Auricular Pits

    • 13.15 Ear Lobe Creases and Pits

    • 13.16 Deformation of the Auricle

    • Chapter 14 Middle Ear

    • John D. Carey and Albert H. Park

    • Introduction

    • 14.1 Absence, Hypoplasia, and Malformations of the Malleus

    • 14.2 Fusion Defects of the Malleus

    • 14.3 Absence, Hypoplasia and Malformation of the Incus

    • 14.4 Fusion Defects of the Incus

    • 14.5 Absence, Hypoplasia and Malformation of the Stapes

    • 14.6 Congenital Fixation of the Stapes

    • 14.7 Absence of the Oval Window

    • 14.8 Congenital Cholesteatoma

    • 14.9 Persistence of the Stapedial Artery

    • 14.10 Highly Placed Jugular Bulb

    • Chapter 15 Inner Ear

    • Eloise J. Prijoles

    • Introduction

    • 15.1 Inner Ear

    • 15.2 Prelingual Hearing Loss

    • Chapter 16 Nose

    • Margaret P. Adam

    • Introduction

    • 16.1 Absent Nose

    • 16.2 unilateral Arhinia

    • 16.3 Small Nose

    • 16.4 Cleft Ala Nasi

    • 16.5 Bifid Nose

    • 16.6 Choanal Atresia

    • 16.7 Supernumerary Nares

    • 16.8 Proboscis

    • 16.9 Minor Anomalies of the Nose

    • 16.10 Nasal Tooth

    • 16.11 Deviation of the Nasal Septum

    • 16.12 Turbinate Deformity

    • 16.13 Arhinencephaly

    • 16.14 Encephalocele Involving the Nose

    • Chapter 17 Lips

    • Marilyn Jones

    • Introduction

    • 17.1 Median Cleft Lip

    • 17.2 Cleft Lip with or without Cleft Palate

    • 17.3 Cleft Palate

    • Chapter 18 Tongue

    • Michael I. Cunningham

    • Introduction

    • 18.1 Absence and Underdevelopment of the Tongue

    • 18.2 Macroglossia

    • 18.3 Absence of Lingual Frenulum

    • 18.4 Ankyloglossia

    • 18.5 Glossopalatine Ankylosis

    • 18.6 Supernumerary Tongue

    • 18.7 Bifid Tongue

    • 18.8 Fissured Tongue, Scrotal Tongue, Lingua Plicata

    • 18.9 Median Rhomboid Glossitis

    • 18.10 Pigmented Fungiform Papillae of the Tongue

    • 18.11 Choristoma of the Tongue

    • 18.12 Lymphangioma of the Tongue

    • 18.13 Hemangioma of the Tongue

    • 18.14 Mixed Hamartoma of the Tongue

    • 18.15 Teratoma of the Tongue

    • 18.16 Lingual Thyroid

    • Chapter 19 Teeth

    • Hitesh Kapadia

    • Introduction

    • 19.1 Absence of One or More Teeth

    • 19.2 Macrodontia

    • 19.3 Microdontia

    • 19.4 Supernumerary Teeth

    • 19.5 Abnormalities of Tooth Shape

    • 19.6 Enamel Dysplasia

    • 19.7 Dentin Dysplasia

    • 19.8 Abnormalities of Tooth Eruption

    • 19.9 Dental Malocclusion

    • Chapter 20 Heart

    • Paul Stephen Kruszka and Laura Olivieri

    • Introduction

    • 20.1 Atrial Septal Defect

    • 20.2 Atrioventricular Septal Defect

    • 20.3 Ventricular Septal Defect

    • 20.4 Left Ventricular Outflow Obstruction

    • 20.5 Right Outflow Tract Obstruction

    • 20.6 Conotruncal Defects

    • 20.7 Double Outlet Right Ventricle

    • 20.8 Single Ventricle

    • 20.9 Ebstein

    • 20.10 Tricuspid Atresia

    • 20.11 Pulmonary Venous Anomalies

    • 20.12 Coronary Anomalies

    • 20.13 Heterotaxy

    • Chapter 21 Systemic Vasculature

    • Lynne M. Bird

    • Introduction

    • 21.1 Interrupted Aortic Arch

    • 21.2 Right Aortic Arch

    • 21.3 Cervical Aortic Arch

    • 21.4 Double Aortic Arch

    • 21.5 Double Lumen Aortic Arch

    • 21.6 Innominate Artery Variants

    • 21.7 Subclavian Artery Variants

    • 21.8 Patent Ductus Arteriosus

    • 21.9 Coarctation of the Aorta

    • 21.10 Peripheral Pulmonic Stenosis

    • 21.11 Persistent Left Superior Vena Cava

    • 21.12 Inferior Vena Cava Variants

    • 21.13 Congenital Absence of Portal Vein

    • 21.14 Congenital left Renal Vein Anomalies

    • 21.15 patent Ductus Venosus

    • 21.16 Scimitar Syndrome

    • 21.17 Deep Vein Abnormalities

    • Chapter 22 Lymphatic System

    • Stavit Allon Shalev

    • Introduction

    • 22.1 Lymphedema

    • 22.2 Intestinal Lymphangiectasia

    • 22.3 Cystic Renal Lymphangiectasia

    • 22.4 Generalized Lymphatic Dysplasia

    • 22.5 Pulmonary Lymphangiectasia

    • 22.6 Fetal Cystic Hygroma

    • 22.7 Lymphangioma

    • 22.8 Lymphangioleiomyomatosis

    • Chapter 23 Spleen

    • Arthur S. Aylsworth

    • Introduction

    • 23.1 Asplenia,Congenital,Nonsyndromal

    • 23.2 Asplenia, Congenital, Syndromal

    • 23.3 Polysplenia

    • 23.4 Positional Alterations of the Spleen

    • 23.5 Splenic Fusion

    • 23.6 Accessory Spleen

    • 23.7 Splenic Structural Variation

    • 23.8 laterality: Situs Inversus

    • 23.9 Laterality: Situs Ambiguus

    • Chapter 24 Lower Respiratory Organs

    • Caleb P. Bupp and Roger E. Stevenson

    • Introduction

    • 24.1 Bifid Epiglottis

    • 24.2 Laryngeal Atresia, Webs, and Stenosis

    • 24.3 Laryngeal Cleft

    • 24.4 Absent Trachea

    • 24.5 Tracheal Stenosis

    • 24.6 Congenital Tracheal Cartilaginous Sleeve

    • 24.7 Tracheoesophageal Fistula

    • 24.8 Pulmonary Agenesis

    • 24.9 Primary Pulmonary Hypoplasia

    • 24.10 Congenital Cystic Adematoid Malformation

    • 24.11 Congenital Lobar Emphysema

    • 24.12 Diaphragmatic Hernia

    • Chapter 25 Ventral Wall of the Trunk

    • Cynthia J. Curry and Jacob Hogue

    • Introduction

    • 25.1 Sternal Defects

    • 25.2 Ectopia Cordis

    • 25.3 Gastroschisis

    • 25.4 Umbilical Hernia

    • 25.5 Omphalocele

    • 25.6 Limb-Body Wall Defect

    • 25.7 Exstrophy of the Bladder

    • 25.8 Exstrophy of the Cloaca

    • Chapter 26 Upper Gastrointestinal System

    • H. Eugene Hoyme and Roger E. Stevenson

    • Introduction

    • 26.1 Pharyngeal Fistula

    • 26.2 Congenital Pharangeal Diverticula

    • 26.3 Esophageal Atresia and Tracheoesophageal Fistula

    • 26.4 Esophageal Webs and Rings

    • 26.5 Tubular Esophageal Duplications

    • 26.6 Enterogenous Cysts

    • 26.7 Esophageal Diverticula

    • 26.8 Heterotopic Gastric Mucosa

    • 26.9 Congenital Short Esophagus

    • 26.10 Achalasia

    • 26.11 Chalasia

    • 26.12 Atresia and Stenosis of the Stomach

    • 26.13 Microgastria

    • 26.14 Diverticula of the Stomach

    • 26.15 Duplication of the Stomach

    • 26.16 Defects of Gastric Musculature

    • 26.17 Malposition of the Stomach

    • 26.18 Mucosal Heterotopia

    • 26.19a Pyloric Atresia

    • 25.19b Infantile Hypertrophic Pyloric Stenosis

    • 26.20 Duodenal Atresia and Stenosis

    • 26.21 Duodenal Duplications

    • 26.22 Duodenal Diverticula

    • 26.23 Malrotation of the Duodenum

    • 26.24 Congenital Aganglionic Duodenum

    • 26.25 Extrinsic Vascular Obstruction of the Duodenum

    • 26.26 Congenital Paraduodenal Hernia

    • Chapter 27 Small and Large Intestines

    • Roger E. Stevenson

    • Introduction

    • 27.1 Jejunal Atresia and Stenosis

    • 27.2 Ilial Atresia andr Stenosis

    • 27.3 Colon Atresia andr Stenosis

    • 27.4 Multiple Intestinal Atresias

    • 27.5 Megacolon

    • 27.6 Malrotation of Intestines

    • 27.7 Duplications and Cysts of Intestine

    • 27.8 Meckel Diverticulum

    • Chapter 28 Rectum/Anus

    • Cathy A. Stevens

    • Introduction

    • 28.1 Atresia of the Rectum and Anus

    • 29.2 Rectal Duplication

    • Chapter 29 Liver, Gall Bladder, and Pancreas

    • Ian D. Krantz and Kosuke Izumi

    • Introduction

    • 29.1 Anomalies of Liver Shape and Lobation

    • 29.2 Liver Dysplasia

    • 29.3 Intrahepatic Biliary Duct Atresia

    • 29.4 Agenesis of the Gallbladder

    • 29.5 Extrahepatic Biliary Atresia

    • 29.6 Cysts of Biliary Systems

    • 29.7 Structural Variation of the Gallbladder

    • 29.8 Absence of the Pancreas

    • 29.9 Structural Variation of the Pancreas

    • 29.10 Pancreas Cysts and Dysplasias

    • 29.11 Pancreas Ectopia and Heterotopia

    • Chapter 30 The Urinary Tract

    • Jane Alison Evans

    • Introduction

    • 30.1 Renal Agenesis

    • 30.2 Renal Hypoplasia

    • 30.3 Autosomal Recessive Polycystic Kidney Disease

    • 30.4 Autosomal Dominant Polycystic Kidney Disease

    • 30.5 Renal Dysplasia

    • 30.6 Familial Nephronophthisis/Medullary Cystic Disease

    • 30.7 Medullary Sponge Kidney

    • 30.8 Obstructive Renal Cystic Disease

    • 30.9 Supernumerary Kidney

    • 30.10 Horseshoe Kidneys

    • 30.11 Renal Ectopia

    • 30.12 Duplication of the Ureter

    • 30.13 Absent Urinary Bladder

    • 30.14 Congenital Megacystis

    • 30.15 Bladder Diverticulum

    • 30.16 Urachal Anomalies

    • 30.17 Urethral Agenesis/Atresia

    • 30.18 Posterior Urethral Valves and Urethral Stenosis

    • 30.19 Urethral Duplication

    • Chapter 31 Male Genital System

    • Roger E. Stevenson

    • Introduction

    • 31.1 Absent Penis

    • 31.2 Micropenis

    • 31.3 Hypospadias

    • 31.4 Epispadias

    • 31.5 Hidden or Concealed Penis

    • 31.6 Megalourethra

    • 31.7 Diphallia

    • 31.8 penoscrotal Transposition

    • 31.9 Ectopia-Accessory Scrotum

    • 31.10 Cryptorchidism

    • 31.11 Absent or Small Testis

    • 31.12 Polyorchidism

    • 31.13 Ectopic Testis

    • 31.14 Undermasculinization

    • 31.15 Wolffian Duct Malformation

    • 31.16 Persistent Müllerian Ducts

    • 31.17 Splenogonadal Fusion

    • 31.18 Inguinal hernia

    • 31.19 Hydroceles

    • Chapter 32 Female Genital System

    • Leah W. Burke

    • Introduction

    • 32.1 Ovarian Dysgenesis

    • 32.2 Mixed Gonadal Dysgenesis

    • 32.3 Ovotesticular Disorder of Sexual Development

    • 32.4 Ambiguous Genitalia

    • 32.5 Müllerian Aplasia

    • 32.6 Absence of Fallopian Tubes

    • 32.7 Incomplete Müllerian Fusion

    • 32.8 Cervical Aplasia

    • 32.9 Vaginal Aplasia

    • 32.10 Transverse Vaginal Septum

    • 32.11 Longitudinal Vaginal Septum

    • Chapter 33 Breasts

    • Roger E. Stevenson

    • Introduction

    • 33.1 Amastia-Hypomastia

    • 33.2 Enlarged Breasts

    • 33.3 Supernumerary Nipples

    • 33.4 Widely Spaced Nipples

    • 33.5 Gynecomastia

    • Chapter 34 Asymmetric Growth and Generalized Overgrowth

    • Jennifer M. Kalish

    • Introduction

    • 34.1 Hemihypoplasia

    • 34.2 Hemihyperplasia/Hemihypertrophy

    • 34.3 Generalized Overgrowth

    • Chapter 35 Twins

    • Judith G. Hall

    • Introduction

    • 35.1 Dizygotic Twinning

    • 35.2 Vanishing Twin

    • 35.3 Fetus Papyraceus

    • 35.4 Monozygotic Twins

    • 35.5 Mirror Image Twins

    • 35.6 Twin to Twin Transfusion

    • 35.7 Acardia

    • 35.8 Conjoined Twins

    • 35.9 Parasitic Twins

    • 35.10 Sacral Teratoma

    • Chapter 36 Umbilical Cord and Placenta

    • Isabel Filges

    • Introduction

    • 36.1 Molar Transformation of the Placenta

    • 36.2 Placental Mesenchymal Dysplasia

    • 36.3 Chorangioma

    • 36.4 Placentation in Twinning

    • 36.5 Umbilical Cord Loops

    • 36.6 Umbilical Cord Knots

    • 36.7 Umbilical Cord length

    • 36.8 Umbilical Cord Insertion

    • 36.9 Vascular Anomalies of the Umbilical Cord

    • 36.10 Umbilical Cord Cyst

    • 36.11 Umbilical Cord Hernia

    • 36.12 Umbilical Cord Torsion

    • 36.13 Umbilical Cord helical Ulceration

    • 36.14 Anomalies of Umbilical Cord Separation

    • 36.15 Umbilical Cord Diameter

    • 36.16 Umbilical Cord Disruption

    • Appendix

    • Subject Index