Fetal Death In Utero (FDIU) at 14 Weeks


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📄 Report Sample Line - Fetal Death In Utero (FDIU) at 14 Weeks

Ultrasound examination reveals a single intrauterine gestation with absent fetal cardiac activity and no fetal movements. The fetus measures approximately 14 weeks of gestation based on biparietal diameter and crown-rump length. The fetal posture appears fixed. A tight nuchal cord loop is noted around the neck, with umbilical cord visualized encircling the neck region. No signs of hydropic changes are evident. Amniotic fluid volume is within normal limits. Placental location is anterior, and no gross placental abnormalities are observed.

Conclusion: 📋 Findings consistent with Fetal Death In Utero (FDIU) at approximately 14 weeks' gestation. A tight umbilical cord loop around the fetal neck is identified as a likely contributing factor.

Recommendation: Counseling and support advised. Recommend follow-up with obstetrician for management and further evaluation. Consider fetal karyotyping and placental histopathology if recurrent loss or anomalies suspected.


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