Extensive lymphedema

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Figure-1

📄 Report Sample Line - Extensive Fetal Lymphedema

Shows diffuse soft tissue swelling involving the scalp, face, neck, upper and lower limbs, and dorsal region. The subcutaneous tissue appears thickened, with a homogeneous anechoic pattern consistent with fluid accumulation. No significant pleural, pericardial effusion, or ascites is seen. The amniotic fluid volume is within normal limits. Placenta appears mildly thickened. Fetal heart shows normal four-chamber view. No gross structural anomaly identified. The findings are consistent with extensive fetal lymphedema.

Conclusion: 📋 Findings are suggestive of Extensive Fetal Lymphedema, possibly syndromic or chromosomal in origin.

Recommendation: Recommend genetic counseling and karyotyping (considering Turner syndrome or Noonan syndrome), fetal echocardiography, and TORCH screening. Referral to fetal medicine specialist for further evaluation and monitoring is advised.