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Fetal cystic lymphangioma is a developmental anomaly of the lymphatic system, which can occur in any part of the body, but most commonly in the neck and armpit. A case of fetal cystic lymphangioma located at the chest wall under the right armpit with a size of 21 mm×18 mm×16 mm is reported here. The mass was initially diagnosed by routine ultrasound examination at 21 gestational weeks. After the diagnosis, ultrasound was repeated every 4 weeks till 37 +4 gestational weeks. Over this period, the mass increased progressively to 101 mm×110 mm×95 mm. Ultrasound-guided intrauterine fetal cystic mass puncture and aspiration was performed 38 +4 weekss, and Bleomycin was injected into the cyst after operation and on day 42 after birth. During a follow-up to 10 months after birth, no obvious cystic mass was found at the right axillary chest wall of the child.
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Objective To investigate the effect of severe eraniocerebral injury patients with hypernatremia.Methods Review and analysis of 356 cases of severe craniocerebral injury and 185 cases of hypernatremia. Analysis on the relationship between hypernatremia and prognosis. Results The 185 eases of severe craniocerebral injury with hypernatremia, the incidence is 52 %. Including 136 death cases, the mortality rate was 73.5 %. Hypernatremia appeared after admission since 1～18 days,the average days for this were 4.1 days. 69 cases appeare hypernatremia in 24 hours,60 cases in 48 hours,16 cases in 72 hours,145 cases of hypematremia appeared after admission within 3 days,about 78%. Blood sodium level was 148～196mmol/L, average was 172mmol/L, duration time was 1～25 days, average was 5.4 days. Conclusion It seems that almost hypernatremia appeared, when severe crartiocerebral was injuried in 3 days. The mortality is very high.