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32 Weeks Pregnant, Scanning Done. What Does The Report Indicate?
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I just got scan of my wife at 32 weeks 3 days of pregnancy. The placenta is located anteriorly in the upper segment. It shows a mild basal stippling. there is no calcification, grade II. There is no retroplacental collection.
The umbilical cord shows a single loose loop around the fetal nect.
The percentile of Biparietal Diameter is
The maternal left uterine artery shows a notch in early diastole with mildly increased impedence to flow with a RI of 0.70.
Rest is ok in report.
Can you please advise what all are the risks and what should be the treatment
I just got scan of my wife at 32 weeks 3 days of pregnancy. The placenta is located anteriorly in the upper segment. It shows a mild basal stippling. there is no calcification, grade II. There is no retroplacental collection.
The umbilical cord shows a single loose loop around the fetal nect.
The percentile of Biparietal Diameter is
The maternal left uterine artery shows a notch in early diastole with mildly increased impedence to flow with a RI of 0.70.
Rest is ok in report.
Can you please advise what all are the risks and what should be the treatment
Fri, 7 Jun 2013
Placenta located anteriorly and upper segment with grade II maturity at 32 weeks is normal.
Umbilical cord shows single loose loop around fetal neck is notable but this finding may change later on due to the constatn mobility of the fetus in the uterus.
Maternal left uterine artery Doppler showing early distolic notch means that regular check ups and fetal monitoring would be better.
Umbilical cord shows single loose loop around fetal neck is notable but this finding may change later on due to the constatn mobility of the fetus in the uterus.
Maternal left uterine artery Doppler showing early distolic notch means that regular check ups and fetal monitoring would be better.
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