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FLASHPATHH A Z E M A L I

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PULMONARY HYPOPLASIA

H A Z E M A L I

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CLINICAL• Incomplete development of one or both lungs, leading to

decreased size and weight for gestational age and body weight

• Present with respiratory distress– Usually fatal in bilateral cases

• Commonly associated with other anomalies in Heart, GIT, Genitourinary, and Musculoskeletal system

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CLINICAL• For lung development to proceed normally:

– Adequate physical space of the fetal thorax– Adequate amniotic fluid volume– Adequate fetal breathing movements

• To bring amniotic fluid to the developing lungs, leading to their distension

• IF any of these factors is inadequate incomplete lung development

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CLINICAL Causes of Pulmonary Hypoplasia

Oligohydramnios

Renal agenesis

Fetal membrane rupture

Decreased intrathoracic

space

Renal cystic disease

Diaphragmatic hernia

Reduced breathing

Anencephaly

Musculoskeletal disorders

Brainstem Hypodevelopme

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CLINICAL• Remember Potter’s syndrome:

– Renal agenesis– Oligohydramnios– Pulmonary hypoplasia– Deformed limbs– Potter's facies:

• Flattened 'parrot-beaked' nose• Recessed chin and micrognathia• Prominent infraorbital folds• Low-set ears

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GROSS• Small lungs, relative to the thoracic cavity and to the heart

– With a normal-sized heart, the diaphragmatic surface of the lungs should be close to the heart apex

• Decreased lung weight– Left lung weight (at term) is 18 g– Right lung weight ( at term) is 21 g

• Decreased lung/body weight ratio– < 0.015 in fetuses/neonates < 28 weeks gestation– < 0.012 in fetuses/neonates > 28 weeks gestation

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MICROSCOPY• Decreased alveolar number and size, reduction in

airway generations

• Decreased radial alveolar counts– Counting the alveoli or alveolar walls transected by an imaginary line

from the mid-point of a respiratory bronchiole to the nearest pleural or interlobular septum

Normal Hypoplasia

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DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS

Lung Atelectasis• Commonly Acquired• Collapsed alveoli (no decrease in number)

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