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P02.67: Hydrocolpos: an alerting finding for cloacal anomalies

genitalia. Patients and Methods: In this study we selected three pregnant women, genetically unrelated, based on the following criteria: ambiguous genitalia on early ultrasound examination performed at 13‐15 weeks; the evaluation of the fetus genital structures was performed by ultrasonography for detection of fetal abnormalities; amniocentesis was also performed. Results: In all three cases ultrasound examination showed a clitorimegaly and fused labia; cytogenetic investigations revealed the discordance between the karyotype and the observed fetal genital phenotype; no chromosome mosaicism was found. The prenatal diagnosis of abnormal genitalia was confirmed postnatally. Conclusions: The prenatal diagnosis was accurate in all three cases and had a major impact on the genetic counseling.