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Hey my anatomy scanning report shows ecogenic cardiac focus on left ventricle- soft marker on aneuploidy. Carries low significance in isolation . Is there are problem ??
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Did u do any marker test,pls attach ur reports
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Was a dual test done?
Needs fetal echo for further evaluation
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Echogenic cardiac focus is a soft marker for aneuploidy. but it is of significance only when it is associated with other markers. If it is present in isolation no need to worry so much.
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No. There is no problem.
You should mention about this in subsequent scans that this problem was detected earlier. You should deliver in a well equipped hospital with Neonatal ICU.
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
Obstetrician
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Jaipur
Can you share report
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