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Absent Nasal bone in baby

2018-01-18 18:15:04
I have had my 20 week sonography and nasal bone is absent in baby. What should i do
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Get a repeat Ultrasound done after two weeks and reconfirm about this anamoly ,if it is there still ,and rest all is ok u should not worry as nasal bone can be reconstructed by surgery as well post the delivery, however u must consult a paediatric surgeon for this .

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