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26 weeks pregnant with bilateral ventricular dilatation, no transparent wall, is it dangerous?
I had an ultrasound of my 26-week-old fetus and found a defect of bilateral ventriculomegaly of 11mm and 13mm and no transparent septum (agenesis of the corpus callosum). Doctor, can you tell me if a 26-week-old fetus has bilateral ventriculomegaly and no transparent septum, is it dangerous? Thank you, doctor.
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Transthoracic ultrasound in the diagnosis of ventricular dilatation in children
Transfontanelle ultrasound is a method of measuring the size of the lateral ventricles, third ventricles and ventricular trijunction, helping to accurately diagnose ventricular dilatation in newborns.
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Cardiology Pediatrics Orthopedics