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Pyelectasis 4mm

2022-06-25 02:29:18
20 week anamoly scan report shows mild bilateral pyelectasis 4mm is everything normal.pleaase explain
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2 nd trimester scan of 4 mm bilateral pelviectasis is not a major concern.In second trimester anything more than 7 mm is considered significant.
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Answered2022-06-25 06:20:32

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Kindly have a teleconsultation with Paediatrician for better assessment and management.

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