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Re: placental cyst From: jworrall@alaska.net Thu May 29 12:42:55 2008 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Bruce Speyer: "Ultrasound Forum Instructions (how to signoff, etc.)" Previous message: Dr. Khaled Homouda: "placental cyst" Maybe in reply to: Dr. Khaled Homouda: "placental cyst" Next in thread: patricia carris: "Re: placental cyst" Although I have not seen this type of lesion, I have seen lots of "odd ball" things like this. It is very unlikely that this is anything to worry about. Allen >----- Original Message ----- From: "Dr. Khaled Homouda" <khomouda@qualitynet.net> To: "Multiple recipients of list ULTRASOUND" <ultrasound@mail.obgyn.net> Sent: Wednesday, May 28, 2008 12:31 PM Subject: placental cyst > > I have a patient who is 21 wks gestation, having a placental cyst (or > like amniotic surface of the placenta prolapsed by blood under surface) > protruding inside the amniotic fluid and is reducible interestingly when > the fetus presses on it, By CFM there is no flow init, but I can see it > reduced live and the n fills again as the fets stop pressing on it, i am > following it up and it increased 2 cms in width today and is still > reducible, does anybody have a clue of the prognosis of such an anomaly > thanks > > Khaled Homouda, MD. > Next message: Bruce Speyer: "Ultrasound Forum Instructions (how to signoff, etc.)" Previous message: Dr. Khaled Homouda: "placental cyst" Maybe in reply to: Dr. Khaled Homouda: "placental cyst" Next in thread: patricia carris: "Re: placental cyst"

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