Raised AFP is seen in
A. PCKD
B. Cystic hygroma
C. Gastroschisis
D. Chromosomal trisomies
E. Hepatitis
A. PCKD
B. Cystic hygroma
C. Gastroschisis
D. Chromosomal trisomies
E. Hepatitis
Ans. A. PCKD ; (B) Cystic hygroma ;
(C) Gastroschisis; E. Hepatitis:
• AFPis higher than normal in
— Liver and germ cell tumour — Recent or impending fetal demise
— Gastroschisis --- Fetal renal damage
— Cirrhosis, hepatitis
* In chromosal trisomies, its value is decreased.
— Liver and germ cell tumour — Recent or impending fetal demise
— Gastroschisis --- Fetal renal damage
— Cirrhosis, hepatitis
* In chromosal trisomies, its value is decreased.
• Extremely high level of AFP is
specific for fetal congenital anomalies like meningomyelocele, PCKD, cystic
hygroma and Gastroschisis