2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.ejogrb.2019.03.013
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Fetal phenotypes of congenital disorder of glycosylation: A case presentation

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“…The dilated cisterna magna which became progressive in late gestation was the only fetal sign. Only one prenatally diagnosed case of SLC35A2‐CDG has been previously reported 4 . The affected fetus showed limb growth retardation, scoliosis and polyhydramnios at mid pregnancy.…”
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“…The dilated cisterna magna which became progressive in late gestation was the only fetal sign. Only one prenatally diagnosed case of SLC35A2‐CDG has been previously reported 4 . The affected fetus showed limb growth retardation, scoliosis and polyhydramnios at mid pregnancy.…”
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“…Only one prenatally diagnosed case of SLC35A2-CDG has been previously reported. 4 The affected fetus showed limb growth retardation, scoliosis and polyhydramnios at mid pregnancy. The male infant died of multiple organ failure at day 3, and trio-WES revealed a hemizygous de novo c.1A > G (p.M1?)…”
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