Patient's question:
Yesterday I had a 4D ultrasound. The ultrasound doctor said the translucent septal cavity is narrow. I would like to consult about whether this is a big issue. I have searched a lot of information and found that it is acceptable as long as it is not greater than 10mm. I would like to consult about whether this value will continue to decrease and what the probability of this is. Other examinations were normal. Thank you, doctor?Doctor's answer:
According to your condition description and the four-dimensional anomaly ultrasound examination, the translucent septal cavity is just slightly narrow and does not necessarily indicate a problem. If you are still not at ease, you can have an MRI to check the development of the brain substance. If it is normal, then there is nothing to worry about. It is recommended to relax and have regular prenatal check-ups.When patients face interference from the four-dimensional ultrasound, we should actively implement examinations and treatments, and avoid avoiding medical visits. If the four-dimensional ultrasound does not yield results after treatment, it is necessary to promptly switch to a new treatment plan.