Hello doctor! Is a 9-week fetal heart rate of 180 beats/minute normal or abnormal? Thank you for your advice.

Today, with the scientific and professional development of the medical team, birth defects can be screened early in the fetus and after birth.

Hi doctor! Doctor let me ask, can a ventricular septal defect of 1.5mm size be detected in the fetus? Hope you answer, thank you doctor!

I had a pregnancy ultrasound at 13 weeks, all indicators were normal, at 18 weeks pregnant, there was a 3.5mm mitral column calcification. The doctor asked me if the 18-week-old fetus has calcified nodules, should I have fetal echocardiography? Will the calcification go away? Is it dangerous to the development of the fetus? Thank you.

Hello doctor! I have a problem that I hope you can help me with. Currently, my wife is 34 weeks pregnant, when I went to the doctor's office for an ultrasound, the doctor told me that I had a coronary sinus dilated 5.2 mm in size. Doctor let me ask, 34 weeks fetus has dilated coronary sinus with size 5.2mm, what's wrong and how to treat? Thank you!

Hypoplastic left heart syndrome is a complex and rare heart defect at birth (congenital). In this condition, the left side of the heart is severely underdeveloped. If your baby is born with hypoplastic left heart syndrome, the left part of the heart cannot pump blood to the body effectively.

I'm 25 weeks pregnant, I went to a routine antenatal check-up and the doctor told me that the left ventricular echo was 2.7mm thick. Please ask the doctor if the 25 week fetus has a normal left ventricular echo? Thanks for the advice doctor.

I went for an ultrasound at 32 weeks and was diagnosed with a 1/4 tricuspid regurgitation. Please tell me the cause of fetal tricuspid valve regurgitation? And can it be cured? Thank you doctor.

One of the important milestones of pregnancy is the 17th week of pregnancy. This is the time when the fetus begins to move, so mothers often pay special attention to the baby in the womb. However, not all mothers know what the normal heart rate is for a 17-week-old fetus.

Whether fetal ultrasound can detect congenital heart defects is a concern of many pregnant mothers. Currently, with the advancement of medicine, fetal ultrasound can help detect and diagnose congenital heart defects in the fetus.

According to statistics, every year, nearly 10,000 children are born with congenital heart disease, of which up to half have severe congenital heart disease and can die at any time. This is an alarming situation, but can be overcome if pregnant women perform fetal echocardiography to diagnose congenital heart disease in the prenatal stage. So when should fetal echocardiography be performed to effectively screen for congenital heart disease?