Single fetus FDIU in twin pregnancy

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📄 Report Sample Line - Single Fetus FDIU in Twin Pregnancy

shows a twin pregnancy. Twin A demonstrates absent fetal cardiac activity, no fetal movements, and reduced amniotic fluid volume. Fetal biometry of Twin A corresponds to approximately XX weeks of gestation. No structural anomalies are definitively seen. Twin B shows normal cardiac activity and movements, with appropriate biometric parameters for gestational age and normal amniotic fluid volume. The placentation appears [monochorionic/diamniotic OR dichorionic/diamniotic] with [single/separate] placental masses.

Conclusion: 📋 Findings suggestive of Single Intrauterine Fetal Demise (FDIU) in a twin pregnancy. Twin A: FDIU; Twin B: Viable with normal findings.

Recommendation: Serial monitoring of the surviving twin with growth and Doppler studies. Further evaluation for underlying causes if indicated. Consider maternal blood investigations for coagulation profile and infection screening. Referral to a maternal-fetal medicine specialist is advised.