Normal and pathological development of the human skeleton before 21 weeks GA 2015 IPPA Update Course Australia, 22 nd-27 th November 2015 Inger Kjær Professor, Dr Odont et Dr Med Faculty of Health Sciences Institute of Odontology University of Copenhagen, Denmark
Spranger JW et al. 1982
Normal development • extremities • body axis, vertebral column • cranium Questions to ask: -Where does ossification begin? -Sequence: In what order do the bones of the upper extremities ossify? -Morphology: What is the initial appearance of the osseous primordia? -Developmental courses: How is the osseous morphology changed along the way?
GA 8 ½ W Normal development CRL 31 mm, GA 9 W
CRL 30 mm, GA 9 W Normal development CRL 40 mm, GA 10 W
Normal development CRL 55 mm, GA 11½ W CRL 87 mm, GA 14 W
Normal development sequence, morphology and developmental courses The hand GA 16 weeks
Normal development
CRL 31 mm, GA 9 W Normal development of • • • extremities body axis, vertebral column cranium Lower extremity
Normal development
Normal development
Normal development
Normal development Clavicula
GA 19 W Costae and columna vertebralis Normal development GA 11½ W 94 -02 GA 12½ W 1803 -88 HH 01 -94
Normal development Pattern of ossification
Normal development Os nasale
Normal development • • • extremities body axis, vertebral column cranium Cranium
Normal development Le Douarin, 1974 Larsen WJ. Human Embryology, 2001
Normal developmental fields
CRL=67 mm CRL=119 mm CRL=151 mm
Basilar part of occipital bone
Pars basilaris os occipitale
Spranger JW et al. 1982
Spontaneous abortions?
Hand malformations Meckel-Grubers syndrom, GA 23 W
Holoprosencephaly Cleft lip
Holoprosencephaly face
Holoprosencephaly brain Jean Keeling
Holoprosencephali Holoprosencephaly skeleton
Holoprosencephaly cranium
Crouzon syndrome, 10 q 26
Body axes in different genotypes (pink: Always malformed)
Basial part of occipital bone in different malformations
Trisomy 21
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Turner syndrome Turner Syndrome
Turner syndrome
Turner syndrome hand
Anencephaly
Kjær et al, 1994
Fetal amniotic band sequence Keeling and Kjær, 1994
Keeling and Kjær, 1994
Thanks to fetal pathologists: Jean Keeling, UK Birgit Fischer Hansen, DK Powerpoint: Eva Marie Reinwald