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Bilateral pelviectasia
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In last anamoly scan...
In KUB
right renal pelvic is 7.4mm
Left renal pelvic is 7.5mm
Both kidneys shows bilateral pelviectasia...
They have mentioned it's due to
Progestogenic effect
Puj obstruction
Vesico uretric reflux
Lower urinary trac obstruction...
In next follow up scan 25 weeks 4 days gestational age
Again it's bilateral pelviectasia
Right renal pelvis is 8mm
Left renal pelvis is 9mm
1.Will get increased as pregnancy advances...
2.is it threat to baby
3.if swelling is not decreses will it rectify after the birth
4.if not rectified after birth what should I do...
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Dr. Jyothi
Pediatrician
4 yrs exp
Hyderabad
It can increase, we cannot know it for sure.
But the management depends on the USG findings of the baby after birth.Nothing to be done during pregnancy.
Careful follow up until delivery, USG within 1 week for baby after birth and decide accordingly
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Dr. Noureen Sadaf
Pediatrician
3 yrs exp
Kota
You have to continue with the anomaly scans. Most important one would be post delivery as it will guide if any corrective steps are required or it has resolved.
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Dr. Prathibha Reddy
Pediatrician
12 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Ya renal pelvis diameter is more . Wait and watch till delivery . It may decrease . After birth go for scan again usg abdomen pelvis . After birth if it’s still der treatment depends up on diameter of renal pelvis in scan . Wait and watch till delivery
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