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Re: anomaly scan From: Gunjan Puri (drgunjanpuri@gmail.com) Sat Jul 5 06:17:55 2008 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: jworrall@alaska.net: "Re: anomaly scan" Previous message: cjayankar: "anomaly scan" In reply to: cjayankar: "anomaly scan" Next in thread: jworrall@alaska.net: "Re: anomaly scan" what do u mean by mild ventriculomegaly ? Measurements Please.... Any images would be appreciated Gunjan On Sat, Jul 5, 2008 at 4:46 PM, cjayankar <cjayankar@gmail.com> wrote: > hello > > I have a 33yr old gravida2,with 13 weeks pregnancy,sacn done today > shows mild ventriculomegaly and NT 2.6mm.Her first child is 7yrs old and > autistic.No significant family or past history. > > Planning for anomaly sceening,can the mild ventriculomegaly be taken > as very significant. > > Thank You > jayankar > Next message: jworrall@alaska.net: "Re: anomaly scan" Previous message: cjayankar: "anomaly scan" In reply to: cjayankar: "anomaly scan" Next in thread: jworrall@alaska.net: "Re: anomaly scan"

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