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R: Clin case: distended bladder From: Andrea Corda (acord@tin.it) Sat Jan 23 11:50:38 1999 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Dr.Andrea Corda: "Re: I: yolk sac and early pregnancy failure" Previous message: Dr.Andrea Corda: "Re: Yolk Sac size" Dear Ana, Referring to your case,I'd think about a urinary ascites secondary to a genitourinary obstruction.As you described things,this is my first hypotesis.As a possible cause (no other anomalies than a distended and hypertrophic bladder are seen?) ,why not think about Parvovirus B19?(I won't think about Syphilis though it seems to be back on the scene.)So,you might think about performing a funiculocentesis ,too.By the way,how's the the ultrasonic scenery going on?I'd have a third check first. Hope this could help, Regards A.Corda -----Messaggio originale----- Da: Ana Cunha <ana@grafix.net> A: Multiple recipients of list <ultrasound@talk.obgyn.net> Data: sabato 23 gennaio 1999 1.08 Oggetto: Clin case: distended bladder >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 > Next message: Dr.Andrea Corda: "Re: I: yolk sac and early pregnancy failure" Previous message: Dr.Andrea Corda: "Re: Yolk Sac size"

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