Medical Services
Intrauterine treatment of hydrothorax, fetal ascites, and non-immune hydrops fetalis
Intrauterine treatment of hydrothorax, fetal ascites, and non-immune hydrops fetalis is a set of procedures performed under ultrasound guidance through a puncture in the mother’s abdomen, aimed at removing the excess fluid from fetal chest or abdominal cavity to reduce pressure on internal organs and ensure healthy fetal development.
Intrauterine treatment of hydrothorax, fetal ascites, and non-immune hydrops fetalis
Intrauterine treatment of hydrothorax, fetal ascites, and non-immune hydrops fetalis is a set of procedures performed under ultrasound guidance through a puncture in the mother’s abdomen, aimed at removing the excess fluid from fetal chest or abdominal cavity to reduce pressure on internal organs and ensure healthy fetal development.
Intrauterine treatment of hydrothorax, fetal ascites, and non-immune hydrops fetalis is a set of procedures performed under ultrasound guidance through a puncture in the mother’s abdomen, aimed at removing excess fluid from the fetal chest or abdominal cavity to reduce pressure on internal organs and ensure healthy fetal development. The procedures are performed under local or regional anesthesia, minimizing the fetal risk. After the procedure, fetal condition is closely monitored, allowing to assess drainage effectiveness as well as to prevent preterm labor.
