Figure 10: The percentage of quality criteria considered
according to the position of the back of the foetus.
Table 2: The intra-class correlation coefficient (ICC)
for intra- and inter-operator agreement between the junior doctor (MR)
and expert doctor (EQ), with and without 0 scores
Figure 11: Representation of the ultrasonographic beam (arrows)
perpendicular to the inferior (a1 and a2) and the superior (b1 and b2)
part of the interventricular septum represented respectively by a
continuous line and dotted line.
Figure 12: Ultrasonographic views at 16 (a) and 22 (b) weeks of
the LVOT. The superior part of the interventricular septum was never
approached in a perpendicular way. It was possible to suspect a
communication at 16 weeks but at 22 weeks this area was not zoomed
appropriately and remained blurred.
Figure 13: Postnatal ultrasonographic assessment of the
superior part of the interventricular septum of the foetus displayed in
Figure 12. A large VSD was present and missed prenatally.