Neonatal Presentation of Ivemark Syndrome with Asplenia: A Case Report and Review of the Literature

Global Journal of Medical Case Reports | Vol 6, Issue 1

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Neonatal abdominal ultrasound showing a prominent liver with a more central position than usual. The spleen was not identified in the left upper quadrant, findings suggestive of asplenia in the context of heterotaxy syndrome.

Figure 7. Neonatal abdominal ultrasound showing a prominent liver with a more central position than usual. The spleen was not identified in the left upper quadrant, findings suggestive of asplenia in the context of heterotaxy syndrome.