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I had an ultrasound last week at almost 9 weeks. everything was good except they said they observed a 3 mm anechoic region on the babys brain. they dont know what it is so i am seeing a specialist next week. what could this be a cyst that goes away?
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Post delivery: After delivery, please discuss a head ultrasound with your Pediatrician. Sometimes the prenatal scan is inaccurate. ain the meantime, take good care.
Answered 7/18/2020
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