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Kindertijd 

It is important to closely monitor the development of children that had TAPS. In the Leiden University Medical Center, long-term follow-up is part of the standard care for children diagnosed with TAPS. During a follow-up appointment the development of the child is assessed in a playful way. 

Long-term outcome

Recent studies show that long-term developmental impairment occurs in approximately 9% of TAPS survivors. In post-laser TAPS survivors, donors and recipients show comparable outcome. In spontaneous TAPS, the TAPS donor has an increased risk of long-term impairment and hearing loss.

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©2019 The TAPS Trial -  This website is an initiative of the Department of Obstetrics and Neonatology of the Leiden University Medical Center in collaboration with several European fetal therapy centers and serves as informative support for parents (expecting) twins with twin anemia polycythemia sequence (TAPS) and for patients and healthcare providers involved in The TAPS Trial. Images on this website are protected by copyright.

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