Spontaneous Monochorionic Quadramniotic Pregnancy: A case report
Journal Title: Panacea Journal of Medical Sciences - Year 2016, Vol 6, Issue 2
Abstract
Quadruplet pregnancy is very rare. All these pregnancies are multizygotic pregnancies. Spontaneous monochorionic quadruplet pregnancy is extremely rare, quoted incidence being 1 in 15 million. One such case is reported here where a primigravida, who conceived within one year after marriage spontaneously, remained uninvestigated till 24 weeks was then diagnosed as triplet pregnancy.
Authors and Affiliations
Rasika Pise, Sulabha Joshi
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