Hydronephrosis of 36 weeks of pregnancy

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Asked for Male, 26 Years

Sir , My wife 28 weeks of pregnancy USG report AP diameter of Renal pelvis 8.5mm & 8.7 mm ( for Right & left). Now dated 25.01.2021 36 weeks of pregnancy USG of foetal anatomy report is showing AP dimension of Right & left renal pelvis is 1.6 cm & 1.7 cm & cortical thickness is 5-6 mm. I want to know sir what should i do now & what is the actual condition of our baby ? USG report attached.

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Dr. Sugandh Aggarwal

Pediatrician 12 yrs exp Noida

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Hello parent We need to continue pregnancy till term if amniotic fluid is adequate(seen in USG of mother). We should plan delivery of the baby at a tertiary care centre with good facilities available for newborn as few of these babies need support immediately after delivery. We have to look for passage of urine and stream of urine after birth. Baby will also need consultation of a Pediatric surgeon.

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Keep neonatologist/ Pediatrician and Pediatric surgeon in the loop. Watch for stream of urine. USG and lab tests after delivery and stabilising the baby post delivery Tertiary care care centre delivery/ transfer of the baby to a setup with good facilities including surgical if needed.

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Dr. S. T. Pushpam Pediatrician 16 yrs exp Bangalore · Accepted Answer

Dr. S. T. Pushpam

Pediatrician 16 yrs exp Bangalore

Hi, Nothing to do now. Once the baby is born, get a ultrasound KUB on 2-5 days.