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English: An ultrasound visualisation of the spine of a foetus at 21 weeks of pregnancy. The foetus is affected by open spina bifida (spina bifida cystica). In the centre of this longitudinal scan a lumbar myelomeningocele appears as dome shaped structure attached to the lumbar region of the foetal spine. The foetus is facing downwards.
Deutsch: Ultraschall des Rücken eines 21 Wochen alten Fetus mit offener spina bifida (Offener Rücken). Klare Darstellung im Längsschnitt der Myelomeningocele
Italiano: Immagine ad ultrasuoni della colonna di un feto di 21 settimane di gravidanza affetto da spina bifida. È evidente una discontinuità della cute del dorso fetale dovuta al mielomeningocele lombare.
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English: Ultrasound image of the spine at 21 weeks of pregnancy in a fetus affected by open spina bifida. In the longitudinal scan a lumbar myelomeningocele is seen.
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English: Ultrasound image of the spine at 21 weeks of pregnancy in a fetus affected by open spina bifida. In the longitudinal scan a lumbar myelomeningocele is seen.
Slovenščina: Ultrazvočni posnetek hrbtenice plodu z odprto spino bifido v 21. tednu nosečnosti. Pri vzdolžnem pogledu je vidna lumbalna mielomeningokela.
中文(简体):21周脊柱裂胎儿的超声波图像,纵向扫描中可见脊髓脊膜膨出。

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Ultrasound video of a spina bifida of a fetus

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current17:36, 12 September 201210 s, 976 × 735 (3.1 MB)Moroder== {{int:filedesc}} == {{Information |Description={{en|1=Ultrasound image of the fetal head at 21 weeks of pregnancy in a fetus affected by spina bifida. In the axial scan the characteristic ''lemon sign'', ventriculomegaly and ''banana sign'' are seen...

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