Patient's question:
At 45 days of amenorrhea, a careful ultrasound examination revealed two fused hypoechoic nodules in the anterior wall of the myometrium, measuring approximately 45×21 mm. An intrauterine gestational sac measuring 29×12 mm was detected, with a yolk sac visible inside, but no embryonic pole or fetal heartbeat was observed. Could you please help predict whether the pregnancy can still be saved?Doctor's answer:
Based on the situation you described, it is inferred that the B suggests a small fibroid on the anterior wall of the uterus and a gestational sac with a yolk sac in the uterine cavity. No embryonic pole or fetal heartbeat was observed. If there is no vaginal bleeding or other discomfort, a follow-up B can be conducted one week later. If the embryo develops an embryonic pole and a fetal heartbeat, it is considered a viable fetus, indicating a normal pregnancy. If there is still no embryonic pole or fetal heartbeat, it is considered embryonic arrest, and a miscarriage procedure may be necessary.