Conclusions
FE can accurately diagnose most of the cardiac anomalies though few errors remain challenging regarding the prenatal diagnosis of aortic coarctation. It also offers a good chance for successful early lifesaving management of some types of CHD. It is important to raise the awareness of the obstetricians and the obstetric-sonographers to refer pregnant mothers for FE in an adequate time when indicated. It is also important to improve the training of the obstetric sonographers to adequately screen for CHD with every follow up visit; owing to the evolving nature of some cardiac lesions; and to refer for FE once suspected. Moreover, there is a growing need to increase the clinical skills of the pediatric cardiologists in the field of FE.
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