Patient's question:
My friend also had a prenatal screening test (Quad Screen) at 33 weeks before the MRI, but they didn't ask about symptoms related to the fetus. Can the fetus still be born?Doctor's answer:
Here are the translations of the provided text into English, with the carriage returns () preserved as instructed:"Based on your detailed examination results, it appears that the fetus has a slightly larger occipital fontanelle. You can carefully monitor it for a period of time and then consider a follow-up ultrasound. It is suggested that if the width increases after the initial examination, the issue may not be significant.
According to your condition, your fetus may have developmental abnormalities. It is recommended that you undergo further detailed examinations. If the fetus is confirmed to have developmental abnormalities, it may be necessary to consider induction of labor. Alternatively, it is advised to closely monitor the baby after birth and conduct further detailed examinations then."
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