Patient's question:
Four-dimensional color ultrasound report: MRI findings of the fetal system:Fetal position: Head presentation
Biparietal diameter: 72 mm
Femur length: 53 mm
Fetal heart rate: 140 beats per minute, regular rhythm
Maximum depth of amniotic fluid: 40 mm
Two umbilical arteries present. A U-shaped indentation is observed on the fetal neck. SD = 2.3
The fetal skull appears nearly circular with a halo. The midline of the brain is located on the left side. No significant abnormal expansion of the ventricles is noted. Bilateral thalami are visible. The cerebellum shows no obvious abnormalities. No abnormal expansion of the cisterna cerebellomedullaris is observed. The upper lip line shows no obvious interruption. Eyes and nose are visible.
Spine: Double light bands are parallel and arranged neatly and continuously.
Chest cavity: Bilateral chest cages are almost symmetrically aligned. Four-chambered heart is visible. The great vessels cross over.
Abdominal cavity: Liver, gallbladder, stomach, bilateral kidneys, and bladder are visible. No abnormal expansion of bilateral renal pelvis is observed.
Fetal limbs are visible.
Fetal ( means): Placenta is located on the posterior wall, Grade 1, with its lower margin...
Doctor's answer:
At 28 weeks of pregnancy: The average biparietal diameter is 7.24 ± 0.65, and the femur length is 5.35 ± 0.55. Based on your prenatal examination results, the fetus is growing and developing well, which is normal, with no abnormalities. There is no need to worry. You can focus on your pregnancy and continue to have regular prenatal check-ups to monitor the fetus's growth and development. Best wishes for a smooth pregnancy.In addition, during the treatment for 4D ultrasound, in addition to immediate treatment, the patient's dietary condition and psychological state are also particularly important. The patient must always maintain a cheerful mood and eat appropriately to avoid unnecessary interference with the complete recovery of the 4D ultrasound.