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placental mass- unusualFrom: DR. JOE ANTONY (jscan@vsnl.com)Tue Nov 13 23:46:08 2001
This is a 21 weeks pregnancy with no other abnormality. Placenta is posterior and shows a inhomogenous, slightly hypoechoic mass of 4 to 5 cms with a membrane floating above it. It is attached around margins of mass. What could it be? Ever seen or heard of such appearance? Please reply. Be sending the other pics separately. The mother had some antibiotics in 1 st trimester. Joe, Cochin, India.
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