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Re: placental cystFrom: Dr. Khaled Homouda (khomouda@qualitynet.net)Fri May 30 16:52:27 2008
I indeed think it is subamniotic hematoma; the only thing is that it is very rapidly reducible and instantaneously then fills again. We'll see, I'll follow it up and inform the group Thanks Khaled -----Original Message----- From: ultrasound@obgyn.net [mailto:ultrasound@obgyn.net] On Behalf Of hrobinson@chmca.org Sent: Friday, May 30, 2008 11:44 AM To: Multiple recipients of list ULTRASOUND Subject: Re: placental cyst might this be a subamniotic hematoma. rather common in pathologic specimens. HB Robinson khomouda@qualityn et.net (Dr. Khaled Homouda) To Sent by: Multiple recipients of list ultrasound@obgyn. ULTRASOUND net <ultrasound@mail.obgyn.net> cc 05/28/2008 04:29 Subject PM placental cyst Please respond to ultrasound@obgyn. net 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.
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