Is choroid plexus cyst Tang's son?

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Fetal bilateral choroid plexus cyst is a congenital disease, which every mother does not want to encounter. However, this situation still occurs during pregnancy. Therefore, mothers to be should pay special attention to it. Is choroid plexus cyst Down's baby? Now let me tell you something.

Is choroid plexus cyst Tang's son?

Choroid plexus cyst is not a Down's infant. Choroid plexus cyst refers to a small scattered cyst with a diameter of ≥ 3 mm found by ultrasound examination of choroid plexus in lateral ventricle of fetus at 14-24 weeks of gestation. More than 90% choroid plexus cysts disappeared after 26 weeks of gestation, and only a few showed progressive enlargement.

When choroid plexus cyst is detected, amniocentesis and amniotic fluid cell culture or umbilical cord blood culture should be performed in combination with other clinical data to exclude trisomy 18 and trisomy 21. Choroid plexus cysts can also appear in normal fetuses, but most of them subside after 26 weeks.

If it does not subside after 26 weeks, and it is bilateral, the brain examination and chromosome examination of cord blood cells should be done after the child is born. If it can disappear, there will be no compression and increased brain pressure, and postnatal intelligence or other aspects will not be affected by "bilateral choroid plexus cyst".

matters needing attention

If the fetal activity is frequent, we should pay attention to it. We can consider intracerebral cysts or hydrocephalus. In this way, the born fetus has mental retardation or congenital defects, and some will die prematurely. To go to the hospital, always pay attention to the changes of the fetus.