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Sonography twins report
I would like to know what one can understand from my sonography report. As in first line of report it's mentioned diamnotic monochrionic twin. As per my understanding it's MCDA twins ( single placenta )
On other hand at last , after report ends it mentioned that diamnotic diachronic twins i.e I believe DI Di . Is this an error??If not then what should I consider my pregnancy??
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Go for good ultrasound this is confusing report at 35 weeks
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Dr. Minal Madhukar Pawar
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Report saying? Monochorionic that means it may be single placenta or two placenta
Means ur babies are either diamniotic monochorionic
Or diamniotic dichorionic
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