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Doctor's answer:
The normal lateral ventricle size in a fetus should be less than 1 centimeter. The widening of the lateral ventricles is mostly caused by an excess of cerebrospinal fluid in the fetus. In most cases, the fetus can absorb it on its own later. You can have another ultrasound in a few weeks to see if it continues to widen. Also, if the lateral ventricle widening is too severe, the doctor may suspect hydrocephalus. In addition to ventricle widening, a clear accompanying symptom of hydrocephalus is spina bifida. When you have an ultrasound, ask the doctor to check if the fetus has spina bifida clearly. If not, the fetus should be healthy.