Hacer UYANIKOĞLU, Kenan GENGEÇ, Sibel SAK, Muhammet Erdal SAK

Nadir Görülen Bir Sendrom: Miad Gebede Sirenomeli

Sirenomeli vücudun kaudal bölgesinin anormal gelişimi ile kendini gösteren nadir bir konjenital yapısal anomaliler grubudur. Tanı erken gebelik haftasında ultrason kullanılarak dikkatli bir inceleme ile antenatal olarak konulabilir. Biz bu yazıda 38. gebelik haftasında ilk kez doktora başvuran ve sancı tarifleyen hastanın yapılan ultrasonografisinde bilateral böbrek agenezisi ve anhidroamniyoz saptanıp gebeliği sonlandırılan ve doğum sonrası sirenomeli tanısı konulan bir olguyu literatür ışığında tartışmayı amaçladık.

Anahtar Kelimeler:

Kaudal regresyon, Sirenomeli, Anhidroamniyoz

A Rare Seen Case Report: Sirenomelia in a Term Pregnant Woman

Sirenomelia is a rare congenital anomaly characterized by abnormal development of the caudal body structures. The disease can be diagnosed antenatally by the careful ultrasound examination in early gestational week. In this paper we aimed to discuss a case which had bilateral renal agenesia and anhydramnios image detected by ultrasound examination at the 38' gestational week. She was admitted to the hospital firstly at the 38' gestational week by described abdominal pain. We diagnosed sirenomelia after cesarean section.

Keywords:

Caudal Regression, Sirenomelia, Anhydramnios,

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