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Understanding twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome (TTTS)
Learn about TTTS, a rare complication in shared-placenta multiple pregnancies. Find signs to watch for, how scans diagnose it and what specialist treatments can support your babies and you.
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What is Twin Reversed Arterial Perfusion Sequence (TRAPS)?
TRAPS is a rare complication when babies share a placenta. Learn how scans detect it, why the developing baby’s heart needs close monitoring and how specialist treatment may help.
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What are the common complications in twin pregnancies?
Explore common complications in twins, triplets or more, how specialist monitoring checks placental and growth concerns, what symptoms to watch for and when to contact your maternity team.
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Understanding Growth Restriction (sIUGR or sFGR)
Find out what selective growth restriction means in a multiple pregnancy, how ultrasound and Doppler checks guide care and when monitoring, early birth or specialist procedures may be recommended.
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Understanding Twin Anaemia-Polycythaemia Sequence (TAPS)
Learn about TAPS, a rare shared-placenta complication, how scans spot anaemia and polycythaemia, and what specialist monitoring, in-womb treatments or early birth planning may involve.
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