Table 2.
An approach to ultrasound dysmorphology after one or more congenital anomalies is identified. Open response would allow searching by artificial intelligence within electronic medical records (modified from Philip et al., 2010)20.
| Fetal category | Subsection | Drop down | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cranium | |||
| Skull shape | Normal / Abnormal | ||
| Frontal | |||
| Hairline | Normal / Abnormal | ||
| Orbit size | Normal / Abnormal | ||
| Orbital distance | Normal / Abnormal | ||
| Mouth / lips | Normal / Abnormal | ||
| Profile | |||
| Forehead | Normal / Abnormal | ||
| Nasal bridge | Normal / Abnormal | ||
| Philtrum | Normal / Abnormal | ||
| Chin alignment | Normal / Abnormal | ||
| Ear placement | Normal / Abnormal | ||
| Anterior | |||
| Effusions including ascites | Yes / No | ||
| Situs | Normal / Abnormal | ||
| Genitalia | Male / Female | ||
| Extremities – contractures, abnormal positioning, webbing | Normal / Abnormal | ||
| Extremities – number of digits, digital posturing, syndactyly | Normal / Abnormal | ||
| Tone | Normal / Abnormal | ||
| Movement | Normal / Abnormal |