Ultrasound Video showing scanning of Pregnancy of about 28 weeks with fetal demise.

This video shows showing scanning of Pregnancy of about 28 weeks with fetal demise.
Fetal death in utero FDIU, also known as intrauterine death IUD, is the term used when the death of a fetus occurs after the 20th week of pregnancy. Prior to this, it is considered a miscarriage.
Etiology
Maternal
gestational hypertension
blood group incompatibility
metabolic disorders
intrauterine infections
Fetal
major anomalies
umbilical cord complications i.e. looping, knotting, twisting, straight cord
Placental
chronic placental insufficiency
placental abruption
chorioamnionitis
Ultrasound features
absent fetal heartbeat
absent fetal movements
occasional findings
overlapping of skull bones Spalding sign
gross distortion of fetal anatomy maceration
soft tissue edema: skin more than 5 mm
echogenic amniotic fluid fetal demise fragments
uncommon findings
thrombus in fetal heart
gas shadow in the fetal heart Robert sign
Fetal death in utero FDIU, also known as intrauterine death IUD, is the term used for soft tissue edema: skin more than 5 mm; echogenic amniotic fluid fetal demise fragments).
Fetal anasarca, defined by the presence of generalized subcutaneous edema measuring more than 5 mm tissue thickness, is an indication of end-stage hydrops fetalis, and fetal death is the expected outcome. Therefore, early detection and treatment are critical fetal morbidity and mortality component.
Hydrops fetalis also called fetal hydrops is a serious fetal condition defined as an abnormal accumulation of fluid in two or more of fetal compartments, including ascites, pleural effusion, pericardial effusion, and skin edema. In some cases, it may also be associated with polyhydramnios and placental edema.
Polyhydramnios develops when excessive amniotic fluid accumulates in the uterus during pregnancy. This condition is the opposite of oligohydramnios where decreased amniotic fluid is seen. In the majority of cases, polyhydramnios is harmless, but it does have the potential to cause serious pregnancy complications.
If the fetus is between 18 and 32 weeks of gestation when hydrops fetalis is detected, fetal transfusion should be considered.

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What was the reason of fetal demise in thos patient

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Please tell me fetal and gross fetal ma kya frq hota hy meri report ma likha th fetal movement ma hy but gross fetal no seen 🤔

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F/HEAD motlob kia hota hai

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Rest in peace, little sweetie.

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Whatttt???

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@@ainyabdulrazzak9411they said RIP to the human baby that passed away in this ultrasound

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How to mention soft tissue edema in report...

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What cause this miscarriage? All of the terms are medical terms, I don't understand.

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Normal size baby stomach bubble 28 week

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Please consult your Gynecologist.