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Fetal Cerebral VentriclesFrom: Anniebelle27@aol.comSun May 26 21:31:31 2002
My nephew was born at 27.5 weeks. So far he has been doing great - with no major problems. A couple of days ago the doctor told my brother and his wife that one of his ventricles appeared to be larger than the other one. When asked if this was bad, he said no, just not normal. They tested him for IVH and he does not currently have this. Tonight there was a pamphlet on PVL taped to his isolette. A nurse put it there. My question - because I can't find any information on it - is what significance is it that one is larger than the other one? Does this necessarily mean that the baby will have developmental problems? What causes one to be larger than the other? Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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