Brain exposed 16 week ultrasound!?

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Is this baby’s brain exposed?

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It’s due to the “soft spot” at the top of the babies skull. There’s no bone there for the ultrasound to reflect off of, so it’s reflecting off of the brain. But it is covered by skin.

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Same thing happened to me but she said “no she doesn’t have a hole in her head, it just the way the 3D works”. Lol no worries. 
This is her diva shot at 16 weeks. Currently 21 weeks

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From a tech: this is just how 3D rendering works...you can only get a clear, smooth 3D volume image from a clear, smooth 2D image (black and white traditional US like you’re used to seeing). Sometimes parts of the uterus or the cord or something else is obscuring the view and the image doesn’t look perfect even though if baby moved an inch you might see everything.

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did the doctor say anything about it. I don't know much about 3d/4d ultrasounds maybe it's just the angle of the baby?

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Nope mine kind of looks the same a little indent on the head. But everything's fine and normal. With ultrasounds you can always get a perfect image.

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You can catch some weird things on 3/4D ultrasounds if baby moves! Looks completely fine to me, with my first my daughter moved and her face shadowed funny and her arm looked like it had a missing spot in it but she came out just fine :)

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They would definitely tell you. My little boy passed away from his skull not forming. Your baby looks normal compared to his ultrasound

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i had this at my 4d scan the lady said it was from where the probe is squishy on your tummy dont worry x

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they would have said something if it was.

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most likely, no. 4d ultrasounds capture your baby moving so it was likely while the baby was moving a picture was taken.

Brain exposed 16 week ultrasound!?

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