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Detailed Anamoly(level 2)
She had her 3rd(12 weeks-2days) month scan.In that, in advice it was given as Detailed Anamoly-level 2. I just want to know, what it actually refers. Is that necessary to treat that and will that affect the fetus.
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It only means that one more scan will be required when she is 18-22 weeks.
Whatever could be seen at 12 weeks has been seen and it is normal.
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It means that the next she needs will be when she is 18-22 weeks pregnant. This is called as an anomaly scan because the radiologist will look for anomalies/ defects in the baby. It will be a detailed scan to check each body part
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
This scan is normal
Go fr a dual test
Anomaly scan is to look at all the organs
To be done at 18 weeks
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