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@@reviewanythingwithme This anomaly is mostly caused by genetic mutations secondary to teratogenic exposures or genetic heritage

Same problem ..aapko kya bataya

kya raha aapka? Reply jarur karein

Sir please replay me sir......

​@@prakashe2546 Same prblm....now how is ur baby ..

@@prakashe2546​​⁠kya raha aapka? Reply jarur karein

Hi, if you don’t mind can I know what happened further?

@@J66677 I was advised to terminate the pregnancy unfortunately. There was no treatment option for this at least in India. Probably if it were the US, even this could have been treated or prevented. Maybe. Don't wish for this to happen to anyone. Hope this helps.

How was your baby after birth

How is your baby?

Hi

Same with me plz tell me how is your baby now

Same problem

Sir pls reply same with pls pls advise 🙏🙏

Sir pls reply same with me 🙏🙏 all other thinga are normal.

Stomach bubble hota kya h sir??? Stomach ko bola jata h kya

@@nehaparmar951kya raha aapka? Pls reply jarur karein

Aapka baby kesa hai

Hows your baby now all good

mera bhi Same problem h kya ho skta h

Baby keysa hain avi ap logo ka??

Thanks for your comment 1. Hypervascularity yes can be seen inside retained tissue but the difference is that the location is only inside the endomatrial cavity but AVM is in myometrium which can have connections to endometrim and of course the pattern of vasculatiy in doppler is different

2. They are two different entities,

Hi sir If it correctly measured it has hypoplasia

How is ur baby

Same problem what happened can u say please sis

Apka beby hua kya

@@lilmunchkinvedhanshaapka baby thik hua?

Aapka baby thik hua?

Aapka stomach bubble dikh gya tha?

Thanks for your question. Don’t worry existence of stomach is important not its size as it may be contracted and look small.

@@sonographydiscussion259 thank you so much sir.. 🙏🏻

​@@rahulmadhu9241 how is ur baby

@@rahulmadhu9241how's your baby?

Mere baby me bhi yahi problem ayi h…@rahulmadhu9241 can u tell me that Apka baby kesa h ab? Plz tell me ….it’s important to know for me

Thanks for your comment. Im glad that it helped you. Hope your twin to be born healthy.

@shymalik2659 hlo mam how's your baby now

How's your baby now?

Thanks for your question. When the stomach is seen it is normal. No difference if it is fully or partially distended.

@@sonographydiscussion259 But what causes it to be fully or partially distended? The doctor has advised me to go for another ultrasound especially for the evaluation of the stomach bubble.

@@doubleslit6214 like in adult when the stomach is full of amniotic fluid it is distended and when the water passes it is contracted. When the stomach is contracted can not be evacuated and the sonologist should wait to be distended again.

​@@doubleslit6214hello aapka baby thik h.??? Because muje bola h stomach bubble persistently distended

​@@sonographydiscussion259 sir distended hona problm nhi h....sir plz btaye

Thanks for your question. As trisomy’s may accompany with short or absent nasal bones in different gestational ages different measurements are provided in charts which used with other data such as nuchal translucency and some lab data to show risk of trisomy. High risk patients would then tolerate amniocentesis.

@@sonographydiscussion259 my quadruple test shows low risk....now i m about to going through NIPT test

@@mshilpa75 thats correct and if the tests show no abnormality don’t worry. This case also had normal test and even the nasal bone did not develop till 36 weeks normal baby born and I followed the baby she is now 6 months and normal that means hypoplasia or aplasia of nasal bone does not necessarily means the fetus has abnormality.

@@sonographydiscussion259 my baby nasel bone is 3.2mm while normal range is started from 3.3mm

@@mshilpa75 don’t worry it’s almost normal

Absent nasal bone can be a clue of genetic problems such as Down syndrome and articles say more than 80 percent of fetuses with absent nasal bone have genetic problems however this fetus had normal lab data and although in 36 weeks gestation still the nasal bone was small (4 mm) we followed the baby and after birth the baby was normal. He or she is now 3 months old.

@@sonographydiscussion259 ok, what about 13 - 14 Weeks, nasal bone was absent. If there is any chance of having growth in nasal bone after that ?

You know existence of nasal bone and its size is just a criteria which in company with other data such as nuchal translucency or lab data helps to find high risk fetuses and of course the nasal bone can develop later but at each gestational age it has normal value and its absence or hypoplasia is just a clue for genetic problems but not always show anomaly or genetic problem. It helps us to have better evaluation.@@philip.thomas

Nasel bone 4.4 cm aaya h koi problem to nhi h plzzz reply

@@rakeshbhura4011 normal nasal bone size is different in different gestations however in anomaly scan of 18 weeks it is acceptable

Hi ill check and answer sorry for the delay

We do nat have any fetal or adult disease with small stomach bubble. The stomach is flexible and when it is not distended it is small. But not visualisation of stomach is significant as it may indicate esophageal atresia.

@@sonographydiscussion259 hi Sir what is the treatment if the stomach bubble small in 20 weeks of pregnancy please suggest

@@saiprasanth-sv8lh hi Not important to be small as it may be not fully distended but its non visualisation is important and if the stomach is not seen in at least 20 min exam we recommend the parents to abort the fetus as it would have poor prognosis

Hi Fatima. What happened after that?? is your baby good now? In our anomaly scan also we got the same impression - small Stomach bubble. Please reply

​@@saiprasanth-sv8lh hi Did u get any solution from your doctor?? Please reply we are also worried with same issue in report.

Stomach is present but as it is not distended secondary to pathologies such as esofagial atresia it would not be visualised

​@@sonographydiscussion259what happens if fetal stomach bubble not visualized during 7th month can u pls help bcz I too got a same in scan report

@@kannadasiri7028 if the stomach is not seen the fetus has poor prognosis as it most of the time accompany with significant problems such as esophageal atresia and in third trimester it usually presents with polyhydramnius

​@@sonographydiscussion259thank you for your information sir, but is there any treatment for above problem

@@kannadasiri7028 good report you did

Hi madam Thanks for your comment: As i explained in the clip the differences are as follows: 1. The most important difference is that in dandy walker there is aplasia or hypoplasia of vermis of cerebellum but in bake pouch the cerebellum is normal and the vermis is intact and we just see a cyst below the cerebellum. 2. In dandy walker significant dilatation of foramen magnum is seen but in blake pouch cyst the foramen magnum has normal diameter

Dear raha im iranian and my instagram page is @dr.h.asaei you can also follow me there and if you have any question ask me there in your mother language

Thank you dear professor, I follow your videos, please send me your WhatsApp number or your emoji number because i send you some ultrasound videos and images for diagnosis .. thank

@@rahaafzaly4149 my Instagram address is @dr.h.asaei

​@@sonographydiscussion259Hello I am 27 weeks pregnant and there mega cisterna magma with diameter 14mm, not communicating with 4th ventricle and all cerebral ventricals are not dilated, what does this mean, please reply

Different articles provide different measurements however it is about 8 in 18 weeks and grow to about 11 mm in 35 weeks however like in adults prominent adrenal gland would be recognised by experienced sonologist.

Yep you are right color doppler sonography would help us to differentiate from hyperplasia and other dufferencial diagnosis such as haemorrhage or neuroblastoma but in this case we do not see a distinct mass separate from adrenal gland or any mass effect.