Patient's question:
How to interpret the value of 0.92 cm for the transparent space? Doctor, could you please help me?Doctor's answer:
Hello: Then could you please ask how the other tests for the child are going? Are there any abnormalities? Regarding your condition, the width of the subarachnoid space is 0.92 cm, which is generally not supposed to exceed 1.0 cm, so it should be fine. It is recommended to undergo follow-up examinations. If there is an increase, it may be considered an abnormal condition.Under normal circumstances, the fetal ventricles widen as the gestational age increases before 32 weeks and narrow after 32 weeks, with a maximum width of 13.4 mm. A width greater than 15 mm can be preliminarily diagnosed as mild hydrocephalus.
Do not worry too much about the above situation. Follow the doctor's advice to have regular ultrasound examinations for monitoring. In most cases, it can resolve on its own.