Re: Regarding Renal Pelvis Dilation

From: James Smeltzer (James.Smeltzer@wellstar.org)
Tue Nov 25 01:27:04 2008

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This dilation is typed as mild. Jane Courteville in the most careful followup study to date found that about a third required follow up after birth, and in a third of these enough was wrong to require surgery. Almost all these babies do well. One in ten or so needs intervention to have a normal chance. Jim

>>> On 11/24/2008 at 11:32 AM, in message
<BLU102-W4228FF3759C51802CD3BB6D3080@phx.gbl>, Saul Huizil Martinez <huitzilmtz@hotmail.com> wrote: is not decisive

> Date: Mon, 24 Nov 2008 02:53:42 -0600
> From: sharda.saurabh@gmail.com
> To: ultrasound@mail.obgyn.net
> Subject: Regarding Renal Pelvis Dilation
>
> Dear Sir,
> This is with respect to one discussion i saw on your board
(obgyn.net) > regarding renal pelvis dilation.
> Our baby had a normal second level sonography. At 26 weeks we had
> another sonography for fetal echo. There the Sonographer said that
> there is a mild Renal Pelvis Dilation of 8 mm and a follow-up
> sonography will be required. At 32 weeks we went for Level-III
> sonography, which concluded that the RPD has increased to 12 mm.
> Our doctor said that its unilateral and not much to worry about she
> suggested one more sonography at week 34. And the baby may have to
go > through a sonography two weeks after birth.
> Kindly tell us if its a cause of real concern. And whether something
> can be done so that we can have a healthy baby.
>
> Thanking you in anticipation.
>
> saurabh sharda

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This dilation is typed as mild. Jane Courteville in the most careful followup study to date found that about a third required follow up after birth, and in a third of these enough was wrong to require surgery. Almost all these babies do well. One in ten or so needs intervention to have a normal chance. Jim

>>> On 11/24/2008 at 11:32 AM, in message <BLU102-W4228FF3759C51802CD3BB6D3080@phx.gbl>, Saul Huizil Martinez <huitzilmtz@hotmail.com> wrote:


is not decisive

> 
Date: Mon, 24 Nov 2008 02:53:42 -0600
> From: sharda.saurabh@gmail.com
> To: ultrasound@mail.obgyn.net
> Subject: Regarding Renal Pelvis Dilation
> 
> Dear Sir,
> This is with respect to one discussion i saw on your board (obgyn.net)
> regarding renal pelvis dilation.
> Our baby had a normal second level sonography. At 26 weeks we had
> another sonography for fetal echo. There the Sonographer said that
> there is a mild Renal Pelvis Dilation of 8 mm and a follow-up
> sonography will be required. At 32 weeks we went for Level-III
> sonography, which concluded that the RPD has increased to 12 mm.
> Our doctor said that its unilateral and not much to worry about she
> suggested one more sonography at week 34. And the baby may have to go
> through a sonography two weeks after birth.
> Kindly tell us if its a cause of real concern. And whether something
> can be done so that we can have a healthy baby.
> 
> Thanking you in anticipation.
> 
> saurabh sharda




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