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Arch Dis Child Fetal Neonatal Ed 83:F171-F176 doi:10.1136/fn.83.3.F171
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Long term outcome of twin-twin transfusion syndrome

Table 3

Case descriptions of survivors of twin-twin transfusion syndrome (TTTS) with adverse neurodevelopmental outcomes

Case number Twin Gestation at delivery Amnioreduction Neonatal ultrasound changes Outcome Outcome of other twin Comments
1 Donor 29 1 Cerebral atrophy CP, GDD Survived normal Initially, recipient twin was hydropic at 23   weeks and then resolved. At 29 weeks the donor became acutely hydropic, while the recipient became bradycardic. Urgent caesarean section
2 Donor 28 0 PVL CP, GDD GDD
3 Recipient 28 0 Cerebral atrophy GDD CP
4 Donor 27 3 PVL GDD Survived normal
5 Recipient 33 3 PVL CP IUFD Delivered 24 h after IUFD
  • PVL, periventricular leucomalacia; CP, cerebral palsy; GDD, global developmental delay; IUFD, intrauterine fetal death.

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