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Re: FW: Enlarged Lateral Ventricle! From: Gunjan Puri (drgunjanpuri@gmail.com) Fri Oct 19 02:02:47 2007 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Lori Green: "Fetal Heart Webinar: Educational Opportunity" Previous message: pal malanarinder: "Re: FW: Enlarged Lateral Ventricle!" In reply to: Zaidi, Abis: "FW: Enlarged Lateral Ventricle!" Can u post the images there is one Dr.Arun Mahajan In Gurgaon and u can get ur scans reviewed from him Maybe that would helpful -- Gunjan Puri, MD On 10/18/07, Zaidi, Abis <zaidi@ugs.com> wrote: > > Hello, > > I am mailing from India. > > My wife at 27 Weeks of Ultrasound with Doppler has been found to be having > a 9mm lateral ventricle in the fetus. > > I understand that anything below 10mm is normal. > > My question is, {God forbid} is there a chance that this will grow along > with pregnancy. We are very very scared, so please advice accordingly. > > Kind regards > > *****abis.zaidi@siemens.com* <abis.zaidi@siemens.com> > > SIEMENS PLM Software > > 16th Floor, Tower D, > > Global Business Park, > > Gurgaon - 122002 <javascript:void(0)> > > INDIA > > Phone : +91-124-4092200 <javascript:void(0)> > Next message: Lori Green: "Fetal Heart Webinar: Educational Opportunity" Previous message: pal malanarinder: "Re: FW: Enlarged Lateral Ventricle!" In reply to: Zaidi, Abis: "FW: Enlarged Lateral Ventricle!"

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