Kappelman, "Acardius
Amorphus," American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology, vol.
Sin localidad precisa (Burt, 1926; Lemke, 1964a) Aleurodiscus
amorphus (Pers.) J.
There are types like myelacephalus, acephalus and
amorphus. Hydramnios and cystic hygroma are common.
In the first case, CT of the left hip with contrast revealed an
amorphus calcified soft tissue mass with multicystic fluid levels located in the left proximal thigh Figure 1A, B and C (arrows) consistent with the clinical setting as above with tumoral calcinosis secundary to end stage renal disease.
The major differential diagnosis is fetus acardius
amorphus. This reported case is first of its kind till date all previously reported cases were of benign mature placental teratoma.