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[Discordant growth of multiple fetuses in combination of HELLP syndrome and single umbilical artery in a triplet fetus].

We present a case of a triplet with HELLP-Syndromin the 31st gestation week. In ultrasound one of the fetuses was to small for gestational age and one of them showed an zero-flow in Doppler ultrasound. We decided to deliver by Caesarean section in the 31st gestation week. Growth-retardiation was found in two infants. One of them had a single umbilical artery in addition.

Adult↗
PubMed1992

Fetus in Germany: the Fetus Protection Law of 12.13.1990.

The "Fetus Protection Law" (Embryonenschutzgesetz ESchG) regulates the abusive use of reproductive techniques, the use of human embryos and the choice of sex. The Bundestag has singled out certain practices as being abusive, prohibited them and put criminal sanctions on them. Individual exemptions from criminal prosecution are made in favour of the surrogate mother who is to be the target of an assisted procreation and the foster-father. The ESchG represents a snapshot of current views on current practices in reproductive medicine. And therefore the ESchG will be rendered obsolete by newly created reproductive technologies if legislation does not adapt the law to these changes.

Abortion, Induced↗
PubMed1995

[The dynamics of developmental disorders of the brain in fetuses obtained from mothers consuming alcohol during pregnancy (14- to 15-week-old fetuses)].

By histological method cerebral development was studied in 3 fetus obtained after 14, 14 and 15 weeks to gestation in the mothers abusing alcohol. The excessive plication, invagination and adhesions of the brain wall, porencephalia, abnormal hyperplasia and heterotopia of cells, as well as agenesis of plexus choroideus were detected. These finding were compared with the disturbances in 5- to 12-week-old embryos which had been earlier discovered by authors. It was noted their resemblance, which means the stability of the structural brain changes during ontogenesis.

Abnormalities, Drug-Induced↗