An anomaly – Fetus in fetu: Case report


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Author Details : Minakshi Kasegaonkar*, Vijay Patil, Anjali Gosavi

Volume : 9, Issue : 1, Year : 2022

Article Page : 70-73

https://doi.org/10.18231/j.ijcap.2022.017



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Abstract

Full term newborn female child along with a lump attached to the umbilical region by broad base pedicle, was delivered by Caesarian section. Prior to the Caesarian section in Anti-Natal Care, it was found like exomphalus on USG findings. But, the pre-operative radiological examination had revealed it as an irregular mass with some bony structure, limb buds, soft tissues with some fluid, all enclosed in a capsule which was attached to the umbilical region via a broad base pedicle. Mass was surgically removed. In that mass, some bony structure was found and upon its histo-pathological examination, various well developed organs, namely, the skin, large intestine, supra- renal gland, adipose tissue, blood vessels, etc were found. This well differentiated organogenesis confirmed this as the rare condition- Fetus in fetu.
 

Keywords: Newborn, exomphalous, Tumor, Teratoma and Fetus in Fetu


How to cite : Kasegaonkar M, Patil V, Gosavi A, An anomaly – Fetus in fetu: Case report. Indian J Clin Anat Physiol 2022;9(1):70-73


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Article History

Received : 26-10-2021

Accepted : 03-01-2022


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