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Im 20th week pregnant. in my anomaly scane its mentioned, placenta is normal in echotexture and is located fundoposterior & high. whts mean???
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Sounds normal: All radiology studies should be interpreted by the doctor who ordered the test and discussed with the patient. This reports states that your placenta appears normal and is located in a normal position at the top towards the back of the uterus
Answered 11/28/2017
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