Fetal Lymphangiectasia

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📄 Report Sample Line - Fetal Lymphangiectasia

Ultrasound evaluation demonstrates diffuse subcutaneous soft tissue thickening and multiloculated, anechoic fluid-filled spaces predominantly involving the thoracic, abdominal wall, and lower extremities. These are suggestive of dilated lymphatic channels. There is no evidence of pleural or pericardial effusion or ascites. No structural cardiac or abdominal anomalies identified. Amniotic fluid volume is within normal limits. Fetal biometry is appropriate for gestational age. No signs of hydrops are observed at present. Findings are consistent with congenital lymphangiectasia.

Conclusion: 📋 Findings are suggestive of Fetal Lymphangiectasia

Recommendation: Recommend fetal MRI for further soft tissue and thoracic assessment. Karyotyping or chromosomal microarray advised. Consider infection screening (TORCH), and refer to fetal medicine for genetic counseling and multidisciplinary evaluation. Serial follow-up is essential to monitor for development of hydrops or progression.