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Re: Fetal head From: J. L. Tomko RDMS (buddy@redrose.net) Fri Mar 13 20:08:17 1998 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: J. L. Tomko RDMS: "Re: Fetal Head Images" Previous message: J. L. Tomko RDMS: "Re: Fetal head-after reading Janet's message of 3/13/98 12:31PM" In reply to: DRoss38040: "Fetal head" At Fri, 13 Mar 1998, DRoss38040 wrote: > >Janet: > >Those ventricles look very prominent to me. Did you say this was 25 weeks? The fetus is 28 weeks sonographic age. > >That really does appear to be a mass, and right in the choroid plexus. I >would defer to Suzy to ask if it was a bleed. Suzy has a great deal of >experience with neonatal heads and a registry in that, too. It looks very >organized with smooth borders, so I wonder. > >I hope Suzy is following this. To me, she's the expert. > >Diana Ross, RT, RDMS Suzy, Does this appear similiar to an early bleed before blood breaksdown and becomes more cystic appearing? Janet -- Ephrata Community Hospital National Imaging Systems, INC 717.390.5212 Next message: J. L. Tomko RDMS: "Re: Fetal Head Images" Previous message: J. L. Tomko RDMS: "Re: Fetal head-after reading Janet's message of 3/13/98 12:31PM" In reply to: DRoss38040: "Fetal head"

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