Patient's question:
At 37 weeks of pregnancy, there was a detected interruption in the upper segment of the fetal cardiac interventricular septum, with bidirectional interventricular flow signals observed. The flow bundle was approximately 0.56 cm wide. What does this mean? What assistance is needed: Is it serious? How should it be self-cured?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, your condition has a ventricular septal defect. Advice: Ventricular septal defect is a type of congenital heart disease. The blood flow bundle is 0.56 cm wide, indicating that the gap in the ventricular septum is 0.56 cm wide. There are small scars, and surgery can be performed after birth. Currently, surgery can be performed to treat the ventricular septal defect in children. The above content is the complete answer to the question: "What should I do if an echo interruption is detected in the upper segment of the fetal heart ventricular septum during pregnancy at 37 weeks?" We hope the patient can be cured of the disease as soon as possible and recover quickly.