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OP31.10: Congenital anomalies of fetal upper extremities: prenatal ultrasound diagnosis, significance and outcome

Results: All of the ten fetuses who underwent postnatal renal function tests had grade 3 or 4 hydronephrosis in postnatal ultrasonography. Six of them needed surgical correction. Relative kidney volume does not correlate well with relative kidney function (Pearson correlation coefficient r 0.195). Conclusion: This preliminary study demonstrated that relative kidney parenchymal volume measured by antenatal 3D ultrasonography provide no relation with postnatal kidney relative function.