paediatric hydrops fetalis

How is Hydrops Fetalis Diagnosed?


The diagnosis of hydrops fetalis is typically made via ultrasound, which reveals fluid accumulations in fetal compartments. Additional tests may include:
Doppler ultrasound: To assess fetal blood flow and cardiac function.
Amniocentesis: For genetic testing and to assess fetal lung maturity.
Maternal blood tests: To check for infections or antibodies.
Fetal echocardiography: To detect cardiac anomalies.

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