Presentation
Second pregnancy. Gestational age 25 weeks. No complaints.
Patient Data
Age: 30 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Congenital diaphragmatic hernia
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Normal fetal situs.
There is polyhydramnios. Mild ascites.
Right sided gross pleural effusion with resulting in right lung collapse. Left sided moderate pleural effusion with a collapsed lung. There is a large defect involving the posterior aspect of left hemidiaphragm. There is herniation of bowel and left lobe of the liver into the left hemithorax.
Stomach bubble is seen occasionally in and out of left hemithorax.
The rest of the fetal anatomical survey was normal.
Case Discussion
Findings suggest left sided, posterior diaphragmatic hernia.
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