Titlebook: Echocardiographic Anatomy in the Fetus; Enrico M. Chiappa,Andrew C. Cook,Norman H. Silverm Book 2008 Springer-Verlag Italia S.r.l., part o

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Norman H. Silverman Over the last two decades, the value of examining the fetal heart has moved from an experimental procedure of diagnostic curiosity to a front-line form of evaluating fetal cardiac health and disease. There have been numerous advances in the associated te- nology, including high-

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The Visceroatrial Arrangement (Situs)al appendage is essentially triangular, with a broad junction with the venous portion of the atrium. Its internal aspect contains pectinate muscles that extend around the atrioventricular junction and reach thecrux of the heart (.) [.].

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Advances in Molten Salt Chemistrydiatric cardiologists because of the limited number of these specialists. The alternative, chosen in many developed countries, is to assess the heart in a simplified form — the fourchamber view — during routine “anomaly scan” at 18–20 weeks’ gestation and to provide extra training for all obstetric sonographers.

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General Guidelinesdiatric cardiologists because of the limited number of these specialists. The alternative, chosen in many developed countries, is to assess the heart in a simplified form — the fourchamber view — during routine “anomaly scan” at 18–20 weeks’ gestation and to provide extra training for all obstetric sonographers.

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Principles of Segmental Analysisnary veins, and its connection — the venoatrial connection, must be assessed for a complete segmental analysis. This is not discussed in this chapter because of the great variability of these structures.

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Determining the Laterality of the Fetal Body and Image Orientationf the midline, whereas the stomach and spleen are located to the left. The heart sits in the mediastinum, with two thirds in the left side of the chest and its long axis also pointing left. This pattern of lateralization is called ., which means usual arrangement.