Fetal urinary tract obstruction is a serious pregnancy complication in which urine cannot pass normally from the fetal bladder into the amniotic cavity. The…
Fetal urinary tract obstruction is a serious pregnancy complication in which urine cannot pass normally from the fetal bladder into the amniotic cavity. The…
Many women of reproductive age live with autoimmune conditions such as systemic lupus erythematosus, Sjögren syndrome, immune thrombocytopenia, or myasthenia…
Neonatal seizures are among the most common neurological emergencies encountered in the perinatal period, with the majority arising within the first week of…
Meningomyelocele, the most common open neural tube defect compatible with survival, results from failed closure of the caudal neuropore during the fourth week…
Obstetric analgesia refers to the range of pharmacological and non-pharmacological techniques used to relieve pain during childbirth. In Australian hospitals…
Neonatal osteopenia of prematurity, sometimes called metabolic bone disease of prematurity, is a condition characterised by reduced bone mineral content in…
Finding bright or "echogenic" bowel during a second trimester morphology scan can leave expecting parents in a Sydney ultrasound suite feeling blindsided. The…
Skin reactions during pregnancy can be alarming for both the patient and the clinician, particularly when a medication is suspected as the trigger. Maternal…
Perinatal stroke refers to a cerebrovascular injury occurring before birth, during labour or in the first 28 days of life. It can result from arterial…
When a newborn suffers hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy, the first hours of life shape a lifetime of outcomes. Therapeutic hypothermia, often called neonatal…