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Subchorionic hemorrhage
OBSTETRICAL ULTRASOUND
GA by LMP: 7 weeks 0 day
GA by USG: 6 weeks 2 days
EDD (LMP): 13.01.2025
EDD (AUA): 18.01.2025
Findings:
Uterus:
Uterus is enlarged in size with evidence of well-defined, gestational sac having double decidual
reaction.
CRL measures about 4.94 mm corresponding to 6 weeks 2 days.
Embryo heart beats: 120 BPM
No myometrial lesion seen.
Trophoblastic reaction seen.
Two well-defined hypoechoic lesions of size 2.5 x 2.55 cm and 2.2 x 1.5 cm are seen in anterior
myometrium wall and in posterior wall respectively.
Subchorionic hemorrhage of size approx 4 x 2 cm is seen surrounding G.sac extending into
endometrial cavity.
Adenexa:
Left ovary is normal in size and echotexture.
Right ovary is not visualized.
Impression: Findings suggestive of single intra uterine live embryo
corresponding
to Gestation age of 6 weeks 2 days by CRL with Subchorionic hemorrhage .
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Dr. Sangeetha Chelpuri
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3 yrs exp
Hyderabad
No problem ,wait and watch , usually that haemorrhage resolves slowly.
Should be careful
Avoid travelling intercourse
Use progesterone supports folic acid
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