Figure-1
Ultrasound evaluation reveals a triplet gestation. Of the three fetuses, Fetus B shows absence of cardiac activity, no fetal movement, and reduced amniotic fluid volume. Biometric parameters of Fetus B correspond to approximately XX weeks gestation. No definitive structural anomalies are identified. Fetus A and Fetus C demonstrate normal cardiac activity, movements, and biometry appropriate for gestational age with adequate amniotic fluid volume. Placental morphology suggests a [trichorionic triamniotic / dichorionic triamniotic / monochorionic triamniotic] configuration. No signs of twin-twin transfusion or cord entanglement are noted. Maternal uterus and adnexal structures appear normal.
Conclusion: 📋 Single Intrauterine Fetal Demise (FDIU) of Fetus B in an ongoing triplet pregnancy. Fetus A and Fetus C are viable with sonographically normal findings.
Recommendation: Continued close surveillance of the surviving fetuses with serial growth assessment and Doppler studies. Maternal evaluation for potential causes (e.g., thrombophilia, infection) is recommended. Multidisciplinary management with a maternal-fetal medicine team is advised.
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