Ultrasound Presentation of a Disseminated Fetal and Neonatal Rhabdoid Tumor

Table 1

Cases of prenatal diagnosis of rhabdoid tumor.

Author	Year	Localization	Ultrasound exam	Newborn sex	WG at diagnosis	WG at Birth	Genetics	Fetal part of the Placenta involved	Maternal; Part of the placenta involved	Child; survival
White et al.	1999	Case : face and neck, anterior cranial fossa, metastasis	NS	F	33	NS	abnormality of chr 22q11	Yes	NS	Few minutes
Ohyama et al.	2000	Liver and skin metastasis	NS	M	33	33	NS	Yes	Yes	4 days
Staehelin et al.	2000	Right shoulder and sacral tumor	Cystic and solid tumor + polyhydramnios	F	31	32	46 XX,; inv (p13p15)	No	No	6 days
Hösli et al.	2001
Leader et al.	2002	Neck and chest and left arm + metastasis	Vascularized tumor + polyhydramnios	F	29	30	47XX, +7/47	NS	NS	5 days
Fuchs et al.	2004	Left kidney	Homogeneous vascularized mass of left kidney + polyhydramnios	M	26	29	NS	Analysis refused by parents	Analysis refused by parents	4 hours
Kwon et al.	2009	Right arm	Solid tumor + polyhydramnios	M	35	35	NS	No	No	12 days
Joueidi et al.	2014	Left armpit + metastasis	Vascularized heterogeneous tumor + polyhydramnios	M	32	32	Mutation SMARCB1 del 22q11	Yes	Yes	5 days

F = female; M = male; WG: weeks of gestation; Chr: chromosome; NS: not specified.