Contributed by
Saint Louis Children's Hospital - Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology
Kyle Robbins, and Noah Seymore.
History
Premature infant (born 29 weeks EGA) born emergently due to uterine rupture. UAC placement attempted. Now with hypovolemic shock and suspected DIC (disseminated intravascular coagulopathy).
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Ultrasound at admission.
Longitudinal Color Doppler.
Scanning at anterior lower abdominal wall/upper pelvis.
Ultrasound at admission.
Transverse Grayscale.
Scanning at anterior lower abdominal wall/upper pelvis.
Ultrasound at admission.
Transverse Spectral Doppler.
Scanning at anterior lower abdominal wall/upper pelvis.
Ultrasound 14 hours later.
Transverse Color Doppler.
Scanning at anterior lower abdominal wall/upper pelvis.
Ultrasound 14 hours later.
Longitudinal Grayscale.
Scanning at anterior lower abdominal wall/upper pelvis.
Ultrasound 14 hours later.
Transverse Spectral Doppler.
Scanning at anterior lower abdominal wall/upper pelvis.
Ultrasound 14 hours later.
Cine of Transverse Color Doppler.
Scanning at anterior lower abdominal wall/upper pelvis.
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