Case Report: A Prenatally Diagnosed Case Of Vasa Praevia And Its Subsequent Management

Vasa Praevia is uncommon and often goes undiagnosed, leading to significant foetal morbidity and mortality. Below illustrates that this condition can be diagnosed antenatally and the precautionary measures taken to ensure an a good foetal outcome.

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