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What is Fetal Growth Restriction (FGR)? when foetus does not reach its intrauterine potential for growth and development → (often) due to placental dysfunction
What are complications of FGR? increased mortality, perinatal morbidity, necrotising enterocolitis, respiratory distress syndrome, long term morbidity (cardiovascular and neurological)
What are causes for FGR? foetal causes, maternal causes and placental causes
severely affected pregnancies with alloimmunisation may benefit from what treatment? early interventions with IVIg and maternal plasma exchange
In week 7 of the embryology, there are 3 parts involved in the development of the external genitalia that will become male or female, which ones? Genital tubercle, Urethral folds, labioscrotal swellings
At nine week in the embryology, where is differentiation clearly seen? urethral folds
At how many week are the external genitalia fully differentiated? 12 weeks
In hypospadia, where does the external urethral orifice end? underneath/ventral side
What is in the spermatic cord? Ductus deferens, Testicular artery, Artery of ductus deferens, Cremasteric artery, Pampiniform venous plexus, Genital branch of genitofemoral nerve, Vestige of processus vaginalis
From which artery arises the cremastic artery? inferior epigastric artery
From where does the nervus genitofemoralis derive? the lumbar plexus, L1-2
Which is the first muscle starting from the skin that you cross in the testes? m Dartos
The m cremaster is a continuation of what muscle? the internal oblique muscle
Where does the sacral plaxus originate from? L4, L5, S1-3
How many sphincters are there in the lower anal canal? 2, the internal and external sphincter
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