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19 weeks Anomaly Scan

2022-06-13 14:46:20
Today I undergone my 19 weeks 2 days anomaly scan..all ok..bt it's found that baby's left kidney measures 4.8mm( left renal pelvis mildly dilated),is this a serious problem doctor? Can cause serious problem to baby??
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Answered2022-06-14 04:03:51

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At the time of delivery  You just remind the Paediatrician about this finding.  A scan of the baby should be done at the age of about one week.  That will determine how we should proceed further.

Answered2022-06-13 15:28:21

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Have to check in follow up scans

Answered2022-06-13 15:06:31

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Hi Dilated renal pelvis is treatable after delivery Also less than 10 mm is not serious

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