In Utero Surgery for Fetal Myelomeningocele: Decision-making Mechanisms and Psychological Impact of Prenatal Therapy

The study population corresponds to all couples who have chosen to continue the pregnancy in the face of a prenatal diagnosis of myelomeningocele in their fetus as well as to resort to in utero surgery to repair this malformation. In order to obtain the largest possible sample, the study will be offered to both couples who have had open surgery and those who have had fetoscopy. This study aims to investigate, a posteriori, the experience of couples who have chosen fetal surgery to repair a myelomeningocele. This is a study in clinical psychology, cross-sectional observational with an approach that will be mixed, qualitative and quantitative. In practice, the only procedures added by the research will consist of: * an interview between the mother of the child operated on in utero and a psychologist researcher-student pair in Master 2 of psychology * an interview between the father of the child operated on in utero and a psychologist researcher-student pair in Master 2 of psychology * the completion of a decision scale by each of the parents The presence of the interview with a psychologist not planned as part of the care may lead to the modification of the usual care of the parents.