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Left renal pelviectasis

2023-12-18 15:37:41
In 20 weeks scan shows left renal pelvis is prominent measures 3.4 mm. Is it abnormal? Pls suggest me.
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Answered2023-12-19 04:05:36

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Answered2023-12-18 17:27:16

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If the  rest of the parameters in thelevel 2  ultrasound and the double marker test are normal you can ignore this

Answered2023-12-19 08:28:38

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Nothing to do with it at present. It is just a soft marker. If rest USG is normal no need to worry

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