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Two cases of acardia have been associated with maternal epilepsy and the use of anticonvusants. [encyclopedia.com]

In 1902, a physician named Das established four categories of acardiac twins based on their physical appearance. [encyclopedia.com]

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Ultrasound diagnostic criteria for the acardiac twin usually include: absence of fetal activity no heart beat continued growth increasing soft tissue mass undergrowth of the upper torso normal growth of the lower trunk An acardiac fetus may also be missed [encyclopedia.com]

Symbols Support WR Privacy Policy Forums Suggestions acardia Pathology congenital absence of a heart. a•car•di•ac (ā kär ′ dē ə), USA pronunciation adj. a - 6 - cardia Forum discussions with the word(s) "acardia" in the title: No titles with the word [wordreference.com]

However, these limited data did not suggest high rates of chronic illnesses (diabetes, seizure disorders) or lifestyle factors such as smoking. One case had trisomy 13. Major malformations were reported in 2.4% of co-twins. [rug.nl]

However, these limited data did not suggest high rates of chronic illnesses (diabetes, seizure disorders) or lifestyle factors such as smoking. One case had trisomy 13. Major malformations were reported in 2.4% of co-twins. [rug.nl]

One report, in 1996, describes an acardiac twin pregnancy in an epileptic mother who took primidone, a seizure medication, in the first trimester of her pregnancy. [encyclopedia.com]