Harlekin-Ichthyose
Harlequin
ichthyosis - Prenatal diagnosis with two- and three-dimensional ultrasound at 30 weeks. Flattened nose is noted in mid-sagittal section of face.
Harlequin
ichthyosis - Prenatal diagnosis with two- and three-dimensional ultrasound at 30 weeks. Axial sonogram just above globes shows hypoechoic mass anterior to each globe.
Harlequin
ichthyosis - Prenatal diagnosis with two- and three-dimensional ultrasound at 30 weeks. Mouth is persistently open with thick lips and rounding of angles of the mouth.
Harlequin
ichthyosis - Prenatal diagnosis with two- and three-dimensional ultrasound at 30 weeks. Flattened rudimentary external ear is noted.
Harlequin
ichthyosis - Prenatal diagnosis with two- and three-dimensional ultrasound at 30 weeks. Three-dimensional sonogram of fetal face shows persistently open mouth with thick lips and flat nose.
Harlequin
ichthyosis - Prenatal diagnosis with two- and three-dimensional ultrasound at 30 weeks. Three-dimensional sonogram of fetal face shows persistently open mouth with thick lips, flat nose and bilateral orbital swellings.
Harlequin
ichthyosis - Prenatal diagnosis with two- and three-dimensional ultrasound at 30 weeks. Three-dimensional sonogram of fetal face shows bilateral orbital swellings, flat nose, thick lips with rounding of angle of mouth and flat rudimentary ear.
Harlequin
ichthyosis - Prenatal diagnosis with two- and three-dimensional ultrasound at 30 weeks. Three-dimensional sonogram of fetal face shows bilateral orbital swellings.
Harlequin
ichthyosis - Prenatal diagnosis with two- and three-dimensional ultrasound at 30 weeks. Three-dimensional surface rendered image of forehead shows a crack in skin of forehead and bilateral orbital swelling.
Harlequin
ichthyosis - Prenatal diagnosis with two- and three-dimensional ultrasound at 30 weeks. A- Surface rendered sonogram of forehead. B- Post-natal photograph of face. Breach is noted in skin. Bilateral orbital swelling, flat nose and open mouth with thick lips are noted.
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Harlekin-Ichthyose