The right umbilical vein is a common condition in fetuses, belonging to a common disease of the fetus in the mother's body, also known as permanent right umbilical vein. Many people are not familiar with this disease and do not take it seriously after being diagnosed. So what are the effects of the right umbilical vein on the fetus?
If there is a right umbilical vein, it may cause fetal malformation, and the fetus's abdomen may protrude. The connection between the right umbilical vein and the gallbladder may lead to visceral malformation, which can have an impact on the fetus's body. Most of the right umbilical veins will be connected to the hepatic nuclear vein catheter, and this variant generally has a good prognosis. A few will be connected to the right atrium, leading to hemodynamic changes and multiple malformations. If umbilical vein is found, it is necessary to carefully track it with CDFI to see if there are any abnormal connections.
Most will not merge with fetal malformations, while a few may merge with fetal malformations such as hydrocephalus, hypospadias, kidney displacement, atrial septal defect, anorectal malformation, etc. The right umbilical vein can be diagnosed through ultrasound examination, which may be accompanied by arrhythmia, renal insufficiency, pleural effusion, chromosomal abnormalities, etc.
It is recommended to cooperate with treatment after examination, carefully examine other parts, and if there are abnormalities, chromosome examination is needed to check for karyotype abnormalities and terminate the pregnancy. Pregnant women need to take any abnormalities discovered during pregnancy seriously, as it is a responsible expression of their responsibility for the health of the fetus and themselves. If any abnormalities are found, it is necessary to seek treatment and take measures as soon as possible.
