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Author, year, number of cases () | Gestational age (weeks) | Presentation/mode of delivery | Management | Post-op course followup | Tumour size |
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Kamata et al. [1] 2003 | 30 | Rapidly growing cyst with maternal hypertension, anemia, preterm labor. Cesarean delivery | Surgical resection | 3-year followup: alive and healthy | cm |
Bartho et al. [2] 1992 | 31 | Abdominal cyst. Cesarean delivery | Hepato lobectomy | NA | cm |
Tovbin et al. [3] 1997 | 29 | Abdominal cyst. Vaginal delivery | Surgical excision | 15th postnatal day | cm |
Dickinson et al. [4] 1999 | 26 | Progressing abdominal mass fetal hydrops, fetal demise. Vaginal delivery | Nil | Nil | cm |
Tsao et al. [5] 2002 | Fetus 1: 35 | Fetus 1: rapidly growing mass, vaginal delivery. Fetus 2: rapidly progressing mass, fetal hydrops | Fetus 1: antenatalaspiration postnatal laparoscopic excision of cyst. Fetus 2: excision, neonatal death | Fetus 1: two-week postoperative period was normal Fetus 2: autopsy showed hamartoma umbilical vein compression | Fetus 1: cm Fetus 2: cm weighed 635 g |
Laberge et al. [6] 2005 | 23 | Abdominal cyst polyhydramnios, fetal hydrops, fetal demise | Nil | Placental villous hyperplasia | |
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