A Fetal abdominal cyst and Limb reduction with a Pregnancy of about 17 weeks.

This video shows a Fetal abdominal cyst and Limb reduction with a Pregnancy of about 17 weeks.
A fetal abdominal cyst is a liquid-filled structure seen within a baby's abdomen, usually found on routine ultrasound, before birth. The location of the cyst often suggests from which organ in the abdomen the cyst originates.
Fetal abdominal cysts are rare and few cases have been described in the literature. With recent advances in ultrasound techniques and increasing clinical experience, routine ultrasound screening has facilitated the early detection of fetal structural abnormalities.
Sometimes, fetal abdominal cysts go away on their own before birth and don't require treatment. At other times, some newborns require surgery (cystectomy) to remove a cyst causing symptoms. If we can't remove a cyst completely, we may drain it or remove portions.
Doctors often find cystic hygromas before a baby is born. Only one in 8,000 babies is born with this kind of cyst. Some of them may also have certain birth defects. So if your baby has cystic hygroma, your doctor will probably suggest tests to check for other problems.
Surgery is the most common treatment for cysts, and results are generally good. Some cysts may require more extensive surgery to repair complex problems involving many organs. However, some abdominal cysts will go away on their own before the baby is born or be so small that they do not require surgery.
Limb reduction
Upper and lower limb reduction defects occur when a part of or the entire arm (upper limb) or leg (lower limb) of a fetus fails to form completely during pregnancy. The defect is referred to as a “limb reduction” because a limb is reduced from its normal size or is missing.
Some of the congenital deformities of the lower limb include Congenital talipes equino varus: Congenital talipes equino varus commonly called clubfoot is the most common and obvious of all foot deformities.
The cause of congenital limb defects is unknown. However, risk factors that may increase the likelihood of a congenital limb defect include the following: Conditions, such as genetic abnormalities, growth restriction, mechanical forces, that affect the baby in the uterus during development.

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[@SaeedAhmadSandhu]

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[@SaeedAhmadSandhu]

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[@amandabrown2750]

Hello, are you able to share the outcome of the pregnancy and specially the cyst? Our 14-week ultrasound revealed similar abnormalities.

[@hemrajsingh4730]

Hello sir
sir you must show the ultrasound report in the last of the video sir whatever your diagnostic is which will make it even easier to understand.

[@user-vz8el7zj3o]

Will you please share the outcome? Am also having same abnormality

[@sairaaminsairaamin3517]

Assalamualaikum..
Can you please make video about Sonologist study??
After inter what should we do for became Sonologist???

[@seemaforyou]

Sir meri pregnancy mai nt scan karne per radiologist ko fetus k pelvic region mai cyst apperance show hua hai jiska size 2.3×2.1 c.m hai , please suggest kya kiya ja sakta hai abort or continue pregnancy, es tarah k case muje koi nahi mil raha hai , jahan bachha normal hoga v ya nahi es cyst k saath pregnancy continue karni chahiye ya nahi ???

[@raoshadabaliabbas8751]

Sir scan m lateral ventricles are also dilated???? Plz comment

[@SaeedAhmadSandhu]

Yes but the dilatation measured less than 10 mm.

[@maucomedychannel0902]

Love u Sir aaj mere pas bhi Abdominal Cyst aya tha

[@SaeedAhmadSandhu]

Weldon, please carry on your good work. Best wishes

[@GopiKumar-yn8rf]

Kya sir fetus abdomen cyst ho sakta hai ky

[@natures753]

Sir plzzz reply 19 week pregnancy baby barin cyst any problem plzzz reply sir

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Plz always show zoomed anomaly video

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Sir ap agar hindi me samjhate or achha hota

[@GopiKumar-yn8rf]

Agar haa too aap apna WhatsApp number dijiye main aap ko photo bhej raha hu usko aap dekh ke bataye ki ye fetus abdominal cyst hai kya