Abstract
ABSTRACT There are hundreds of known fetal syndromes and their variant yet, the real occurrence for most of them is not quite known, only estimated. The real incidence is probably much higher, but many of them are lost due to natural selection early, in the first few weeks of existence. Novel technology, enables us also to exchange information and improve the team's cumulative knowledge. Detection of dysmorphic features and recognizable patterns of fetal malformations and diagnosing syndromes is still big challenge in prenatal as well as postnatal period. How to cite this article Barisic LS, Kurjak A, Pooh RK, Delic T, Stanojevic M, Porovic S. Antenatal Detection of Fetal Syndromes by Ultrasound: From a Single Piece to a Complete Puzzle. Donald School J Ultrasound Obstet Gynecol 2016;10(1):63-77.
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