Ultrasounds images: Fetal anomalies of the first and second trimesters (Part 2)
While several fetal anomalies can be diagnosed early in the pregnancy, second-trimester ultrasound can identify or exclude even more conditions. The second slideshow of our ultrasounds collection includes the second-trimester anomalies of the body and limbs that shouldn't be missed.
While several fetal anomalies can be diagnosed early in the pregnancy, second-trimester ultrasound can identify or exclude even more conditions. The second slideshow of our ultrasounds collection includes the second-trimester anomalies of the body and limbs that shouldn't be missed.For more information on first-trimester anomalies and second-trimester anomalies discussed anomalies of the head and brain, check out Part 1 of the series.More information on ultrasound diagnoses can be found in, 'Using ultrasound to recognize fetal anomalies.'
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