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Anomaly scan report
Hello doc, Yesterday I have done my anomaly scan.
Everything is normal apart of two points
1. Small echogenic focus seen in left vertical
2. Right and left kidneys shows mild fullness of renal pelvis 3.4mm in right and 6.4mm in left
Is there any problem in the baby?
Are these treatable after child birth?
I have also attached my report.
Doc pls reply. Im bit worried.
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Do follow up scan at 24 weeks
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These are soft markers which are positive.. V l hav to monitor and see
Fetal 2 d echo can b done at 24 weeks and follow up Scans for renal pelvic dilatation
Post delivery fetal echo and kidney Scans will b required
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Hello nayama vinitha...calm down... pelvic ectasia is self resolving..the measurements are within normal limits... regarding echogenic foci if ur NT/NB scan and double marker report is normal need not worry..
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Needs fetal echo at 22 weeks to evaluate the echogenic focus
Was a dual test done?
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