Stuck Twin Syndrome

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Stuck Twin Syndrome (typically seen in TTTS Stage I or II)
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📄 Report Sample Line- Stuck Twin Syndrome
The a monochorionic diamniotic twin pregnancy. There is a significant amniotic fluid discordance between the two gestational sacs:The donor twin is noted to be severely growth-restricted, with deepest vertical pocket (DVP) <2 cm, and is positioned immobile and closely opposed to the uterine wall. The bladder of the donor twin remains visible, suggesting preserved but reduced urine output. The recipient twin demonstrates polyhydramnios with DVP >8 cm, a distended bladder, and normal to increased fetal growth parameters.No abnormal Doppler velocimetry is noted at this stage. These findings are consistent with the “Stuck Twin” appearance, a hallmark of early-stage Twin-to-Twin Transfusion Syndrome (TTTS).


Conclussion: 📋 Findings are indicative of Stuck Twin Syndrome, suggestive of Quintero Stage I Twin-to-Twin Transfusion Syndrome. The donor twin exhibits features of oligohydramnios and restricted mobility, while the recipient twin shows signs of polyhydramnios.
Recommendation: Consider fetoscopic​.