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Body asymmetry / hemihypertrophy; omphalocoele / umbilical hernia, macrosomia, macroglossia, Wilm's tumour . Can be due to WT-2 gene on 11p.
Screening protocols for Wilm's or other tumours may involve eg three-monthly abdominal ultrasounds until age 8.
Articles that contain the term Beckwith-Wiedemann
Annular Pancreas
Dr Bernard Benoit reviewed 01 January 2011 1 image
Obstetric > Clinical Guide
Beckwith-Wiedemann Syndrome
Professor Martin Whittle 01 January 2001 1 image
Obstetric > Clinical Guide
Hypertrophy Syndromes
01 January 2001 0 images
Obstetric > Clinical Guide
Macroglossia
Professor Wolfgang Holzgreve 01 January 2001 1 image
Obstetric > Clinical Guide
Neuroblastoma of Adrenal Glands
Drs Farine, Morrow, Ritchie, Ryan; Dr Peter Twining;Giulia Ongaro Kingston RDMS RDCS 01 January 2001 10 images
Obstetric > Clinical Guide
Omphalocele (Exomphalos)
Professor Wolfgang Holzgreve; Dr Paul Chamberlain; Giulia Ongaro Kingston; Dr David Mclean 01 January 2001 6 images
Obstetric > Clinical Guide
Polyhydramnios
Dr Karl Murphy 01 January 2001 1 image
Obstetric > Clinical Guide
Wilms' Tumour
01 January 2001 0 images
Obstetric > Clinical Guide
Acrofacial Dysostosis - Miller Syndrome
reviewed 01 January 2011 0 images
Obstetric > Clinical Guide
Acrofacial Dysostosis:- Nager Syndrome
reviewed 01 January 2011 0 images
Obstetric > Clinical Guide
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