The Placenta and Umbilical Cord Ultrasound Video Lecture

[@annemercy9037]

Excellent and very informative madam

[@godspeed5428]

This was way easy to understand... I can't thank you enough for showing the comparative usg images... Thankyou so much

[@mohamedhafez6288]

eay , informative and passionate

[@testing2695]

best lecture ever

[@princebhullar923]

Well explained, very helpful,Thanks for your efforts

[@nathvadla]

Excellent,thank you,

[@nyanmuhamad7988]

Great lecture , thank you very much

[@alexkizito7870]

Thanks doc,applaudable, I loved your articulation of facts,more videos please

[@sham7477]

very good. thank you

[@mironamirona983]

Thank you very much!

[@nayrouzalmukhtar3515]

So much helpful, thank you 🌹

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[@Swissway1]

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[@michellekututwa7786]

Thank you so much

[@frdagosi]

hi! thank you, was couriose to if you could see the cord and the pleasenta on a ultrasound in 20 weeks, and see that it is possible. i lost my son, that i never had an ultrasound on because i did not know i was pregnant (cant get pregnant because the fallopian tubes are not open) before he came out after being dead for a few days. got told that he was a healthy boy about 20 weeks messuring his thighbone, but his cord was twisted alot and the plessenta was a bit bad, but he probably died from the twisted cord. so now my question is, would i be able to know that he was going to die if i knew about him and got an ultrasound, or would it be to hard to see how twisted the cord was on an ultrasound?

[@abdulmajidmohammed870]

thank you

[@joyabraham6026]

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