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Fetal echo -mild TR (19 weeks scan)
I did anamoly scan+Fetal echo during 19 weeks 4 days,it shown mild TR in fetus ,Doctor told to repeat scan next month,all other parameters normal,third month double marker nt scan all normal. 5th month Reports attached.scan doctor told to do amniocentesis,my senior regular gyno told not to worry it will disappear in upcoming scans,if not we can get cardiac opinion in newborn period.its minor issue only.I am very scared pls reply
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
20 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Your concerns are genuine
You need to go with fetal echo at 22 weeks
And eco after delivery
What treatment has to be instituted will be offered only after these two
There is no role of aminocentesis if the double marker test is normal
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