A fetal echocardiogram allows doctors to see the growth and development of your baby’s heart and blood vessels.
“We’ve discovered something abnormal on your ultrasound. It’s called bronchopulmonary sequestration.” It’s something no expecting parents want to hear — and if they do, they’re likely reeling from the deluge of medical jargon, extra appointments and the seemingly endless swirl of unanswered questions. If your baby has received the Bronchopulmonary Sequestration diagnosis, or you just want… Read more »
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A congenital heart defect, or CHD, occurs when a baby’s heart doesn’t develop normally while in the womb. In honor of CHD Awareness Week and Heart Month, we’ve created this guide for mothers and families who want to learn more about the causes, effects and treatments for CHD. What Is a Congenital Heart Defect (CHD)?… Read more »
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Diagnosing heart defects in babies before birth is crucial to ensure that your baby gets any needed treatment as early as possible. If there’s a possibility of a congenital heart defect or other heart abnormality, your doctor may recommend a fetal echocardiogram. Read on to discover what this entails, who needs, when it can be… Read more »
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