Allantoid cyst in the umbilical cord diagnosed with B-flow ultrasound

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Abstract

Allantiod cysts are true cysts in the umbilical cord. They arise from persistent structures of allantois, and the cysts are filled with urine because of a connection to the urinary bladder. Allantoid cysts are located centrally in the umbilical cord and separate the umbilical cord vessels. B-flow ultrasound is a new technique illustrating blood flow. This method is independent of the insonation angle and therefore superior to Doppler ultrasound visualising long segments of vessels with a winding course. The authors present a case with allantoid cysts diagnosed with B-flow ultrasound. Copyright 2012 BMJ Publishing Group. All rights reserved.

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Eggebø, T. M., Dirdal, H. U., & VonBrandis, P. (2012). Allantoid cyst in the umbilical cord diagnosed with B-flow ultrasound. BMJ Case Reports. https://doi.org/10.1136/bcr.03.2012.6064

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