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Gêmeos monozigóticos geralmente compartilham uma placenta. As anastomoses vasculares dentro da placenta permitem a transferência de sangue entre os dois fetos. Em alguns casos, o fluxo é desequilibrado e um feto (gêmeo maior, pletórico e policitêmico) tem uma sobrecarga de fluido, enquanto o outro (gêmeo hidrópico menor) torna-se anêmico. | |||
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Monozygous twins often share a placenta. Vascular anastomoses within the placenta allow for the transfer of blood between the two fetuses. In some cases, the flow is unbalanced and one fetus (larger, plethoric, and polycythaemic twin) has an overload of fluid, while the other (smaller, hydropic twin) becomes anaemic. | |||
Revision as of 13:59, 13 August 2026
Monozygous twins often share a placenta. Vascular anastomoses within the placenta allow for the transfer of blood between the two fetuses. In some cases, the flow is unbalanced and one fetus (larger, plethoric, and polycythaemic twin) has an overload of fluid, while the other (smaller, hydropic twin) becomes anaemic.
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| English | Haemorrhage into co-twin |
Monozygous twins often share a placenta. Vascular anastomoses within the placenta allow for the transfer of blood between the two fetuses. In some cases, the flow is unbalanced and one fetus (larger, plethoric, and polycythaemic twin) has an overload of fluid, while the other (smaller, hydropic twin) becomes anaemic. |
