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How important is it to see fingers fully extend on fetal ultrasound? hands have opened but havent seen full extension. sent for 4th time to see it.
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Extended fingers: Of fetus as opposed to clenched fingers, is used to rule out several syndromes on ultrasound examination during pregnancy, in your case fingers aren't clenched, they just want to confirm full extension, wish you a healthy pregnancy and a healthy baby and a healthy baby
Answered 2/3/2019
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