Book contents
- Fetal Medicine
- Advanced Skills Series
- Fetal Medicine
- Copyright page
- Contents
- List of contributors
- Preface
- Section 1 Genetics and antenatal screening
- Section 2 Embryology, fetal physiology and fetal anatomy
- Section 3 Fetal anomalies
- Chapter 6 Fetal central nervous system anomalies
- Chapter 7 Fetal face and neck anomalies
- Chapter 8 Congenital heart disease in the fetus
- Chapter 9 Fetal thoracic anomalies
- Chapter 10 Fetal abdomen and abdominal wall anomalies
- Chapter 11 Sonographic diagnosis of fetal skeletal anomalies
- Chapter 12 Fetal genitourinary anomalies
- Chapter 13 Fetal tumors
- Section 4 Fetal disease
- Section 5 Termination of pregnancy
- Section 6 Fetal growth and wellbeing
- Section 7 Multiple pregnancy
- Section 8 Placenta, amniotic membrane and amniotic fluid
- Section 9 Diagnostic and therapeutic invasive procedures
- Index
- References
Chapter 6 - Fetal central nervous system anomalies
from Section 3 - Fetal anomalies
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 April 2016
Book contents
- Fetal Medicine
- Advanced Skills Series
- Fetal Medicine
- Copyright page
- Contents
- List of contributors
- Preface
- Section 1 Genetics and antenatal screening
- Section 2 Embryology, fetal physiology and fetal anatomy
- Section 3 Fetal anomalies
- Chapter 6 Fetal central nervous system anomalies
- Chapter 7 Fetal face and neck anomalies
- Chapter 8 Congenital heart disease in the fetus
- Chapter 9 Fetal thoracic anomalies
- Chapter 10 Fetal abdomen and abdominal wall anomalies
- Chapter 11 Sonographic diagnosis of fetal skeletal anomalies
- Chapter 12 Fetal genitourinary anomalies
- Chapter 13 Fetal tumors
- Section 4 Fetal disease
- Section 5 Termination of pregnancy
- Section 6 Fetal growth and wellbeing
- Section 7 Multiple pregnancy
- Section 8 Placenta, amniotic membrane and amniotic fluid
- Section 9 Diagnostic and therapeutic invasive procedures
- Index
- References
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