Re: Regarding Renal Pelvis Dilation

From: saurabh sharda (sharda.saurabh@gmail.com)
Fri Jan 16 02:23:10 2009


thanks a lot for your response, By God's grace we are blessed with a baby girl on 11/01/09. The Drs at the hospital insisted on a Sonography at 5 days. Findings says that the dilation in 7mm now, and not a cause of worry. Still they will do a sonography again at 3 months and will see the outcome. In the mean time, they wanted to start an antibiotic. Whether this medicine is required, especially when the dilation has reduced. Thanks anyway. Regards

On Tue, Nov 25, 2008 at 1:59 PM, James Smeltzer <James.Smeltzer@wellstar.org> wrote: > This dilation is typed as mild. Jane Courteville in the most careful
> followup study to date found that about a third required follow up after
> birth, and in a third of these enough was wrong to require surgery. Almost
> all these babies do well. One in ten or so needs intervention to have a
> normal chance. Jim
>
>>>> On 11/24/2008 at 11:32 AM, in message
>>>> <BLU102-W4228FF3759C51802CD3BB6D3080@phx.gbl>, Saul Huizil Martinez
>>>> <huitzilmtz@hotmail.com> wrote:
> is not decisive
>
>> Date: Mon, 24 Nov 2008 02:53:42 -0600
>> From: sharda.saurabh@gmail.com
>> To: ultrasound@mail.obgyn.net
>> Subject: Regarding Renal Pelvis Dilation
>>
>> Dear Sir,
>> This is with respect to one discussion i saw on your board (obgyn.net)
>> regarding renal pelvis dilation.
>> Our baby had a normal second level sonography. At 26 weeks we had
>> another sonography for fetal echo. There the Sonographer said that
>> there is a mild Renal Pelvis Dilation of 8 mm and a follow-up
>> sonography will be required. At 32 weeks we went for Level-III
>> sonography, which concluded that the RPD has increased to 12 mm.
>> Our doctor said that its unilateral and not much to worry about she
>> suggested one more sonography at week 34. And the baby may have to go
>> through a sonography two weeks after birth.
>> Kindly tell us if its a cause of real concern. And whether something
>> can be done so that we can have a healthy baby.
>>
>> Thanking you in anticipation.
>>
>> saurabh sharda
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