It will need to be monitored, but at the moment it's likely to be a minor concern only. Bubs may need an operation to remove the tissue at 3-6 months. It can be a lot worse, but based on the 20 week (actually now more like 22 weeks) scan it looks like a mild case.
One side effect of having to go into Wellington Hospital for the follow-up scan was that we got a 3d scan of the baby - it was pretty good, not perfect, but worth posting:
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That must have been pretty scary for you guys. I'm glad that isn't as bad as originally thought.
The 3-d scan is supercool!
A bit of a stressful week is probably a huge understatement. It may be good to know things but very challenging until you had an outcome. As for the 3D scan - He is absolutely beautiful! Kia Kaha.
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