Clin case: distended bladder

From: Ana Cunha (ana@grafix.net)
Fri Jan 22 16:59:09 1999


Dear listers,

I'm a sonographer in a Maternity in the north of Portugal. I'm posting a case to wich I would like to ask for your expert opinion: Single fetus, at 14 weeks presents with ascitis, distended bladder, oligohydramnios. At the following visit at 16 weeks, no ascitis was visible and there was some LA, cariotype - 46, XX. Presently she is 20 weeks, has a distended bladder somewhat irregular in shape and with hypertrophic wall. Renal parenchima seems normal and there is no hydronephrosis, LA is normal.

What should we look for next? Is there a way to establish the prognosis in this case?

Thank you in advance for any help,

--
Ana Cunha, MD
Maternity Julio Dinis
Porto - Portugal



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