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?Cervical IncompetenceFrom: Nirvi (nirvi@giasmd01.vsnl.net.in)Wed Jan 13 10:31:20 1999
Enclosed please find a picture of a pregnant lady at 22 weeks. The area scanned transabdominally shows the cervix...baby had a breech presentation. The cervix did not show a clear seperation of internal os , however a hypoechoic collection seems to be seen in the upper cervical canal causing seperation...the lower cervical canal measured 1.5cms.The picture maynot be very clear...But should This or a similar picture be diagnosed as Cervical Incompetence where clear seperation at internal os is not seen.The ?Dilated portion of cervical canal in upper segment was 8mm. Dr Nirvikar Dahiya DMRD
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