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What Does Renal Pelvis Dilatation During Pregnancy Mean?

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Posted on Tue, 22 Jul 2014
Question: hidoctoriam 31 weeks pregnantnow during the scaning that i came to knowthat there is afeotal right renal pelvis 7mms is this is a problem for baby
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Answered by Dr. T Shobha Deepak (2 hours later)
Brief Answer:
Follow up with sequential scanning

Detailed Answer:
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Dear Ms XXXXXX

Renal pelvis dilatation is one of the common renal anamoly detected of antenatal ultrasound scan. Renal pelvis AP diameter of 7mm is unlikely to be cause for concern. In majority of cases sequential scanning done will show decrease and normalization of diameter.
Repeat scan after 4 weeks. Once the baby is born, get a scan done on 3rd day of life for further assessment. I hope there was no dilatation of ureter, no bladder abnormality and no posterior urethra dilatation.

Do get back to me if you need any further assistance.
Keep me updated.

Take Care

Best Regards
Dr T Shobha Deepak
MBBS,MD
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What Does Renal Pelvis Dilatation During Pregnancy Mean?

Brief Answer: Follow up with sequential scanning Detailed Answer: Hi Welcome to Healthcare-Magic Greetings of the day Dear Ms XXXXXX Renal pelvis dilatation is one of the common renal anamoly detected of antenatal ultrasound scan. Renal pelvis AP diameter of 7mm is unlikely to be cause for concern. In majority of cases sequential scanning done will show decrease and normalization of diameter. Repeat scan after 4 weeks. Once the baby is born, get a scan done on 3rd day of life for further assessment. I hope there was no dilatation of ureter, no bladder abnormality and no posterior urethra dilatation. Do get back to me if you need any further assistance. Keep me updated. Take Care Best Regards Dr T Shobha Deepak MBBS,MD