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How Can A Possibility Of Persistent Bilateral Club Foot In The Fetus At 21 Weeks Be Rectified?

Hi, I have just done the sonography in second trimester of pregnancy of my wife. the report impression are 1).A single live intrauterine gestation of 21 weeks and 5 days. 2). Both the fetal foot appears rotated/deviated, suggests possibility of persisitent bilateral club foot(true clubfoot) And they suggest follow up scan after 7 days please tell me what s the meaning of this report
Wed, 26 Sep 2018
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Hi,
Welcome to Healthcaremagic.com.
I had gone through your question I can understand your concern about your intrauterine fetus.

The said ULTRA SOUND report suggest that the fetus is normal except he has one abnormality which is club feet. (feet are backwardly rotated). It is not fully rotated but not placed normally forwards but deviated to inwards.

This problem can be treated after birth and is highly successful if treatment is started as soon as possible.

Regards
Dr Muzaffar.
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How Can A Possibility Of Persistent Bilateral Club Foot In The Fetus At 21 Weeks Be Rectified?

Hi, Welcome to Healthcaremagic.com. I had gone through your question I can understand your concern about your intrauterine fetus. The said ULTRA SOUND report suggest that the fetus is normal except he has one abnormality which is club feet. (feet are backwardly rotated). It is not fully rotated but not placed normally forwards but deviated to inwards. This problem can be treated after birth and is highly successful if treatment is started as soon as possible. Regards Dr Muzaffar.