Abstract
SummaryUltrasound examination at 19 weeks disclosed a membrane in the amniotic cavity along with a single fetus and a single placenta. A small-for-dates female baby with signs of amniotic disruption was delivered at term. There was chronic inflammation of the placenta. This presumably caused both the amniotic rupture and the severe intra-uterine growth deficit. If ultrasound examination reveals a membrane in the amniotic cavity, the possibility of amniotic rupture should be considered, and a thorough ultrasound examination of the fetus for signs of the amniotic disruption sequence should be conducted.
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