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Case report reveals effective fetal intervention improving neonatal outcomes, indicating benefits of prenatal RFA.
RFA represents a safe and effective minimally invasive prenatal therapy for BPS. Candidate selection requires comprehensive evaluation of fetal hydrops, lesion size, gestational age, and parental preferences. Amniotic fluid sampling during the procedure is advisable for genetic/ancillary testing. This case highlights the utility of RFA in optimizing fetal outcomes while avoiding open neonatal period surgery. Long-term neonatal follow-up supports the durability of vascular occlusion and functional recovery.
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