P02.17: High risk first trimester combined test is a better predictor of abnormal pregnancy outcome than abnormal PAPP‐A concentration alone

be identified and the pericardial effusion resolved by 28 weeks of gestation. The patient had a spontaneous vaginal delivery at 38 weeks of gestation. The newborn weighed 2810gr, had good Apgar scores and uncomplicated postnatal course. At 2 months of age an echocardiogram demonstrated normal ventricles and a small patent foramen ovale. Our case supports a favorable outcome in cases of isolated cardiac diverticulum and large pericardial effusion diagnosed early in pregnancy in the setting of normal NT and normal cardiac function.