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What is Bilateral Ventricular prominence ? I am 18 w 3 D pregnant and during Ultrasound Level 2 my reports read Bilateral Ventricular measures 7.5 mm and 8 mm is observed ? Could you please guide what is Bilateral Ventricular prominence and what is it's range ? What to do next ?
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Usually we consider 10mm as reference range..if more than it than we call it ventricomegaly. Further details regarding ultrasound required. Connect online for further query
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