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P07.13: Early first trimester bradycardia as a sign of imminent embryonic demise and chromosomal abnormalities

Results: 53 fetuses had an increased NT (33.3%) and 105 was NT normal. 15 fetuses were found with jugular lymphatic distension; 10 fetuses had NT > p95 (18.86%), 7 with aneuploid karyotype, and 3 with a normal karyotype. In the group with normal NT, 5 fetuses were found with jugular lymphatic distension (4.7%), 2 of there, the lymphatic distension were unilateral and with normal outcome. Conclusions: The relation among increased NT and the jugular lymphatic distension are more than to fetuses with normal NT.