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What is the outcome for a baby whose brain fluid level measures upper limits of normal in utero?
At my 22 week ultrasound the fluid level in the right side of my sons brain measured "upper limits" of normal at 9.9mm - normal is up to 10mm. I returned today at 29 weeks for a follow up ultrasound and his level is now just under 12mm. My doc advised me that this was still within the "borderline normal" range - some docs consider up to 10mm normal - some up to 12mm normal. Per my doc since there is no other abnormality besides the higher than average fluid level, he expects I will still be in the borderline normal range when I return in 4 weeks for a 3rd ultrasound. My doc said he saw 3-4 cases like this last year - only one of which the baby turned out to have something wrong, however this was expected as the baby had another abnormality on their scan besides the fluid levels. If my sons fluid level rises to 15mm I was told I will be sent for an MRI of his brain and depending upon results they could induce labor early in order to place a shunt.
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My daughter is diagnosed with agensis of the corpus callosum, and was diagnosed while I was pregnant. One of the conditions associated ACC is high levels of fluid in the ventricles, which my daughter had. She is currently functioning at a normal, healthy level! However, I wanted you to know that her ventricles DID actually go down. For a while they increased (one got to 12mm), and closer to my due date, they continued to decrease. When she was born, she had an MRI and her ventricles were still enlarged, but the neurologist said it was not high enough for a shunt, or to even cause worry. I also wanted you to know that my peritnatogist highly discouraged an amnio testing, as it can actually induce labor really early on. We had genetic tests done after she was born, and her test came back normal (thank god). I also didn't want the amnio testing, as no matter the outcome, I was still going to have my baby!posted 01/18/2012 by christinaoey
My baby was diagnosed with hydrocephlaus in utero ventricles were measuring 14 and 18 on other. Partial ACC and missing septid pellicidum. During pregnancy they said my baby was getting all this brain damage and I should terminate pregnancy. I did amnio which was totally easy,not painful results came back fine. Fetal MRI showed small optic nerves, and other abnormalities in brain. I hate even thinking about everything we went through seeing the high risk docs was always so horrible. I had a planned delivery induced at 39 weeks. Babies head never got big like docs thought so I delivered naturally. NICU was ready to take my baby away and shunt was going to be scheduled so we all thought.But out came crying this beautiful little girl. They were all shocked ! In my gut I always felt like everything was going to be okay. Day after she was born they did a head ultrasound which still shows a lot of water. Baby got a MRI and vrntricles are big 12 and 18. She is now 5 months seem so so normal!posted 01/20/2013 by AliceVera
10-12 mm is mild ventriculomegaly. 13-15 is moderate and 16 or greater is severe. The standard first step is to test your blood for CMV and Toxoplasmosis infection and to offer you an amnio as mild ventriculomegaly has at least a 2-3% chance of something like Down Syndorme. Having the amnio is important as if the results are abnormal, then you know exactly what the underlying cause is and can be prepared for the birth. If the amnio is normal, that is somewhat reassuring but now you want to think about doing a fetal MRI later in the pregnancy as babies can have additional brain abnormalities such as a genesis of the corpus callous. You would also need more frequent ultrasounds to follow the ventricle sizes and see if remain mid ventriculomegaly or if progresses. Also, they need to watch the head size as if the head circumference is greater than 99th centile, you would consider a csection. Most pedi's neurosurgeons do not recommend early delivery as they want the baby's lungs mature.posted 01/04/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
Am having the same problem now, am wondering about your babies, hope everything thing is good. Plz if u can update meposted 08/11/2014 by a BabyCenter Member
Hello. I am in the same boat. Would like to ask what was the outcome of your baby after birth? Is he /she okay? Thank you.posted 11/12/2013 by j3nny123
Hi, im 30 weeks pregnant and at w29 dr noticed agenesis of corpus callosum and fluid 11 and 13 mm. Of course i doubles checked by doing 3and 4D with best doctors, went to neurologists and pediatricians ans took opinion of 3 other gynos. I freak out of their words, and they said is this caae there's huge eange of abnormalities, and they dont know into which my baby boy will fall in. It can b motor skills, walking, talking, retardation, physical, educational etc... Termination was an option that was given. I read all the comments here and im confuaed. I dont want the baby to suffer all hia life, and at same time he MIGHT be normal. They suggest i monitor the fluid till week 32 and then 34 and then decide. Need all your prayers and ao scared!!! Pleaae help with ur feedback on this case.posted 01/29/2013 by Syaba
I am 28 weeks pregnant right now and going through the same thing you were. We saw a geneticist today to get a specialist's opinion. His ventricles are measuring at 11mm but there are no other signs of an abnormality. We go to get a fetal MRI next week. I was just wondering how your situation turned out since it sounds similar.posted 08/30/2012 by Lindsey0830
I am aware that a finding of 10-12mm is considered "mild fetal ventriculomegaly", but there have been studies done suggesting the level should be raised to 12mm and there are docs out there that do consider findings up to that level a "borderline normal" result. For my peace of mind I choose to go with that terminology right now. :) Still on the lookout for any other Mommy's out there that have had similar findings on ultrasound and curious to hear what the outcome was for their children. Anybody?posted 01/06/2012 by MamaMop
Mommamop, totally your call on the amnio. Just so you know I have a family member who is a perinatologist. 12 mm is not normal. 10-12 is mild. 13-15 is moderate and severe is 16 and over. Your doctor probably does not want to alarm you but 12 mm should never be referred to as normal. It's mild as anything 10.0 and above is not normal. I hope it all works out.posted 01/05/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
Since my sons levels are still in the borderline normal range I don't feel the benefits of an amnio outweigh the risks at this point. My doctor is continuing to monitor the size of my sons ventricles. My sons head size is measuring 2 weeks ahead - however this is seen on perfectly normal babies and could be completely unrelated. Also I have 2 daughters whose head size has consistently been in the 97th percentile from birth on. Agenesis of the corpus callosum is a condition that my doctor mentioned - however in this condition they are unable to see the corpus callosum on ultrasound and my sons was visible so this has already been ruled out. The only abnormality able to be visualized on my sons ultrasound is the higher than average fluid levels. I was wondering if there are any other women on this site who have had similar findings on their ultrasounds and if so - what was the outcome of their childs health after birth?posted 01/05/2012 by MamaMop
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I have made a Virtual Hyper V image, with all the roles expect the host and virutal desktop role. I called this rds-services
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The reason you can't connect to one then the other is due to the session host service, which attempts to connect you the same server in a farm if you lose connection. This is normal.
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if your using a 2008 session broker then dns RR will suffice. the load balancing will be performed by the broker.
you should be able to rdp to the 2nd box by logging directly onto the console......mstsc /v:SERVERNAME /console if memory serves me correct.
seems I put the dns recors in the wrong folder
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How do I get this onto a website address?
would like it to be remote.theockendonacademy.com
We cant get it to work externally as we need the dns record to be setup, but would like to find out how to make this into a subsomain on our website first!
I did manage to get to eithier server in the end by using mstsc /admin command, gusse that overrides all the farm settings
You will need to publish the farm on your firewall and if necessary ensure your ISP knows to forward these DNS requests to your firewall. Can you post what you use for your firewall, then someone may be able to assist in setting it up for you.
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Lara Zuckerman, a lifelong reader, is the Kingwood Branch Library 2012 Summer Adult Reading Program (ASRP) winner of the Amazon.com gift card!
Ms. Zuckerman said that her mother introduced her to reading as a young child and that she would sit under the table and read. As an adult, she fought the idea of e-books, but now reads only with her Nook. Ms. Zuckerman added that she has her Nook app on her phone and now is never without a book to read.
One of her friends told her about the Harris County ASRP and so she signed up. She told her other friends and they signed up.
Now she is able to tell them that she is the ASRP 2012 Kingwood Library winner!
Kingwood Library offers a variety of free computer classes in our Computer Lab on the 2nd floor. Registration is required, so simply drop by our Adult Services department or call the library at 281-360-6804 to register for any of the following classes:
Friday 8/24 1:30 p.m. One Click Digital - Library eAudio for iDevices
Tuesday 8/28 10:30 a.m. Ancestry Genealogy - Library Databas
Tuesday 9/4 10:30 a.m. Basic Internet
Monday 9/10 6:30 p.m. Excel - Functions & Formulas
Take a look below for the "Top 10" Circulated Titles at the Kingwood Branch Library for the
month of June 2012:
For your convenience, our Adult Services department will be including QR-codes with our New York Times Best Seller lists. The QR codes for both Adult Fiction and Non-fiction best sellers will take you directly to our catalog!
Free QR reader applications are available for Apple and Android devices which can be downloaded to your device. Once they are on your device, just scan the QR code that corresponds to the title that interests you. Scanning the code will take you directly to our catalog in order for you to check for availability and location. If the item has a waiting list, you can request it from your device, using the same procedure for placing a request online.
For more information, stop by our Adult Services desk or call the library @ 281-360-6804.
During Summer, families are invited to the Teen Game Room to play one of our E-rated Wii or PS3 games! Come join in the fun and try out our family friendly computer games any Thursday between 10:00 AM and 12:00 PM. All ages are welcome, but children must be accompanied by parents. Standard Game Room rules for teens apply to all gamers. For more information, please contact the Adult Reference staff on the second floor or call the library at 281-360-6804.
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