Fraser Syndrome: Case Report
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https://doi.org/10.48036/apims.v20i4.1132Abstract
Pakistan is a low resource country where the literacy rate is poor. Women scarcely receive antenatal care .We present a case of Fraser syndrome. The patient in question was referred by a lady health worker to the tertiary care hospital for workup at 7 month of gestation .The patient reported late she was clinically assed a multidisciplinary approach was taken. Radiologically the fetus had deranged Doppler umbilical artery and severe oligohydoamionos. Suspicion of Limb anomalies was also given. A consultant led obstetrical team decided on not to proceed with caesarean section but to opt for vaginal delivery. The baby was delivered breech and was anomalous and expired soon after birth. Fortunately due to team work the patient was saved from unnecessary surgical intervention.
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