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March 3, 2026International Medical Case Reports Journal0 citationsOpen Access

Cyclopia, A Rare and Lethal Congenital Anomaly: Report of Two Cases, 2025

BTBerhe TesfaiHGHailemichael GebremariamAGAbraham Gebrezgabhier

Key Points

  • Cyclopia cases resulted in immediate death, highlighting the fatal implications of this congenital anomaly.
  • Experienced healthcare professionals emphasize the vital role of antenatal ultrasound in detecting anomalies early.
  • Routine ultrasound assessment is particularly crucial in low resource countries for better patient outcomes.
  • Improved detection of cyclopia may enable better prenatal counseling and decision-making for affected families.

Abstract

Both cases had died immediately, and health professionals should experience with detailed antenatal ultrasound scanning to detect these congenital anomalies antepartum for better counseling of patients. Routine antenatal ultrasound assessment is crucial in low resource countries where ultrasound scanning is commonly done in higher health facilities.

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Tesfai et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a7659ebadf0bb9e87d9c51https://doi.org/10.2147/imcrj.s567352
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