hydrops fetalis

How is Hydrops Fetalis Diagnosed?

Hydrops fetalis is usually diagnosed during a prenatal ultrasound. Key ultrasound findings include:
- Fluid accumulation in at least two fetal compartments.
- Enlarged fetal organs.
- Thickened skin.
- Polyhydramnios.
Additional tests may include:
- Fetal echocardiography to assess for heart defects.
- Blood tests to check for infections or anemia.
- Amniocentesis for genetic testing.

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