Justin GA, Boyd BK, Vajzovic L. Transabdominal Fetal Ultrasound Before Early-Term Planned Delivery for Norrie Disease.
JOURNAL OF VITREORETINAL DISEASES 2024;
8:91-92. [PMID:
38223767 PMCID:
PMC10786085 DOI:
10.1177/24741264231207464]
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Abstract
Purpose: To describe a case of early-term planned delivery of a fetus with Norrie disease. Methods: A retrospective chart review was performed. Results: A fetus with an older sibling with bilateral blindness from Norrie disease had positive NPD genetic testing on chorionic villus sampling. Transabdominal fetal ophthalmic ultrasound found bilateral total retinal detachments (RDs) at 32 weeks gestational age. The fetus was delivered at 37 weeks and had an examination under anesthesia, which showed bilateral inoperable RDs. Conclusions: Transabdominal fetal ophthalmic ultrasound was able to identity bilateral total RDs in utero. Further study is warranted on preterm or early-term delivery if a fetus has evidence of RD in utero.
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