Fetal Ascitis in Ultrasound

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Image ID:	T_1000
Subject:	Fetal Ascitis in Ultrasound
Category:	Obstetrics Ultrasound
Explanation:	Fetal ascites is defined by a fluid collection inside the fetal peritoneal cavity in the 2D sonogram seen. The umbilical vein shown by color flow mapping traverses the falciform ligament to the fetal liver which is bathed in the peritoneal fluid filling the abdominal cavity.
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