Patient's question:
The bilateral renal pelvis of the fetus shows no significant dilatation. Are there any other moms with the same condition? Boy or girl? The degree I renal pelvis shows no significant dilatation, is it okay? I hope the doctor can explain this to me.Doctor's answer:
The renal pelvis shows no significant dilation, the fornices of the calyces remain unchanged in thickness, the renal parenchyma thickness is unchanged, the renal pelvis and calyces exhibit mild dilation, the papillae are flattened or club-shaped, the renal parenchyma is thicker than normal by 3/4, third degree. The calyces and pelvis are significantly dilated, the substance is thinned but still greater than half of the normal thickness. The fourth degree is cystic dilation of the calyces, but the body is thinned, but larger than 1/4 of the normal thickness. The fifth degree is extreme dilation of the renal pelvis and calyces, the renal pelvis is completely integrated, or only thin and incomplete septa are present, the renal parenchyma atrophies into a thin type. Generally, the problem is not serious.