How should fetal lung cysts be treated?

The pregnancy has been 37 weeks, and the amniotic fluid started to rupture early on. Then she was diagnosed with congenital lung cysts, 3 cm of amniotic fluid, and the fetus has not yet entered the pelvis. In addition, many patients and friends have told us that their children's hearts are on the right side, and some even have severe compression of the heart. So many patients and friends are asking us, how to treat lung cysts?

Prenatal diagnosis Prenatal ultrasound examination has become the preferred examination method for CCAM due to its mature technology, wide use and convenience of monitoring. Serial ultrasound studies of fetal thoracic lesions can help identify the specific types of these lesions, determine their pathophysiological characteristics, predict clinical outcomes, and form management recommendations based on prognosis. Due to the sensitivity of ultrasound to fetal lung masses, prenatal diagnosis is not difficult, but it needs to be differentiated from BPS. The use of Doppler to determine the blood supply source of the mass can be used as the main point of differentiation, that is, the blood supply of CCAM is the pulmonary circulation, while the blood supply of BPS is the systemic circulation. In 1983, Smith et al. reported the first fetal magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) examination. Although ultrasound is still the preferred imaging method for fetal examination, with the development of MRI technology and its advantages such as no radiation damage, multi-section imaging, wide field of view and good soft tissue contrast resolution, it is increasingly becoming an important supplement to ultrasound diagnosis. It has been reported that prenatal MRI analysis and evaluation of lung relaxation time and measurement of lung volume can provide more information about normal and abnormal lung development and better predict fetal outcomes after birth. The radio frequency wavelength of MRI is several meters, and the energy is only 10-7ev, which is 1/1010 of CT, and is safer for the fetus.

Then we recommend that you go to the hospital for a check-up to determine the cause and then receive treatment under the guidance of a local doctor. The child's mother should not be too nervous. Lung cysts are a benign lesion and do not have a significant impact on the body. It does not require treatment or conditioning with Chinese medicine.