These diagrams illustrate how the different kinds of twinning can look on an early ultrasound.
Dichorionic/Diamniotic (di/di) twins:
Monochorionic/Diamniotic (mo/di) twins:
Monochorionic/Monoamniotic (mo/mo) twins:
Trichorionic/Triamniotic (tri/tri) triplets:
Dichorionic/Triamniotic (di/tri) triplets:
Monochorionic/Triamniotic (mo/tri) triplets:
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brittney
I am a identical triplet and we are 16 years old
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Patricia
Hi pam,
I’am from the Netherlands and I have di/tri 3. Years old. They born on 4 December 2012! You’re boys to!
I like you’re story and i’am a follower from the other side of the world.
Patricia
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Pam Kocke
Thanks Patricia! I love that we both have Dec 4 boys!
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senthilkumar
we had mono chorionic and mono amniotic triplets. now they are 9 years’ old. all of them are girls.
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Betsy Dominguez
Hi — great blog! I’m 3 months with mono/di twins and my OB said I should look for multiples-blogs and I came across yours. Your boys are so sweet!
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Pam Kocke
Congratulations!
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Britni Church
We found out 1wk ago at 17weeks that we’re having triplet boys! I have my anatomy scan Tomorrow so I am hoping to know more then. I think they all have their own placentas and sacs.
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Pam Kocke
Congratulations! I hope you do find out they have their own placentas, that will be less worry for you. 🙂 BBB is the best!
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