Babygramme

A touch of humor was added to the whole affair when Sir David Brown of Aston Martin sent a “Babygramme.” “Congratulations,” it said, “It’s a motorcar.”

Fig. 3. X-ray babygramme of xipho-omphalopagus twins. […] The X-ray babygramme showed evidence of a small xiphoidal, but no further osseous attachment (Fig. 3). […] Fig. 6. X-ray babygramme after barium enema showing no signs of lower intestinal tract communications.

The exams that yielded the most information when done were: foetal autopsy which was abnormal in 92.7%, placental investigation which was abnormal in 93% and the babygramme (X-ray of the foetal skeleton) which was abnormal in 53%.