Patient's question:
NoDoctor's answer:
Normal fetuses can also develop choroid plexus cysts, but most of them disappear after 26 weeks. If they do not disappear by 26 weeks and are bilateral, cranial brain examination and umbilical cord blood cell chromosome examination should be performed after the child is born. If they can disappear, there will be no compression or increased intracranial pressure, and the child's intelligence or other aspects will not be affected by "bilateral choroid plexus cysts." Choroid plexus cysts beyond 22 weeks are usually considered significant, and it is recommended to undergo regular ultrasound follow-up without excessive psychological stress.