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Echogenic focus in left ventricle.p
My wife undergone a level 2 scan yesterday.
Its mentioned" there is small Echogenic focus in left ventricle of the heart".
What does it mean.
Earlier we did nb/nt scan and it was normal
Dual marker:-
Biochemical 1:113
Trisomy t21 with nb/nt 1:600
With this outcome doctor suggested nipt and it came screen negative. Now what is this Echogenic focus in left ventricle?
I am worried much.
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It is a common finding these days. It doesn't call for any action on your part.
When the baby is born you should tell about this finding to your Paediatrician.
Most of the time this echogenic focus disappears.
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Do foetal echo
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Can go for fetal echo
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Consult for discussion
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Dr. Sadana Reddy
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U can get fetal echo done
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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Needs further evaluation in the form of fetal echo
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