Second-Trimester Sonographic Thymus Measurements Are Not Associated With Preterm Birth and Other Adverse Obstetric Outcomes
Conclusions—
Sonographic assessment of the second-trimester fetal thymus did not identify patients at increased risk for preterm birth, SGA, and pregnancy-related hypertension. Routine thymus measurements during the second-trimester anatomic scan are not clinically useful for prediction of preterm birth and other adverse outcomes.
Source: Journal of Ultrasound in Medicine - Category: Radiology Authors: Brandt, J. S., Bastek, J. A., Wang, E., Purisch, S., Schwartz, N. Tags: Original Research Source Type: research
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