Abstract:

The increased size of the yellow cut is a common finding. With the age of pregnancy, the estimated size increases. The increased size is the well-known post-natal character of the trichomy 13. Increase in the size of the bag can also be an indicator of the risk of chromosomal aneploid. Several studies in the literature have been for the development of the gland during gestation and for the evaluation of its normal dimensions. Some researchers have pointed out that the fetal gland should be evaluated in the early periods of the 2nd trimester. In this period, the failure to display the gallbladder may be a indicator of pathologies such as cystic fibrosis, gallbladder atresis and bilier atresis. Especially for 2. In the trimester, the evaluation of the fetal abdominal and gallbladder is very important and should be done carefully. We presented the G0P0 phenomenon, which has a pregnancy of 21 weeks and 3 days, which was sent for the purpose of routine tracking and detailed US examination from the female birth clinic to our U.S. unit of ultrasound (US). Fetal US scan was estimated to have increased the size of the fetus gland, which is completely normal. We aimed at evaluating the size of fetal yellow cut along with distinctive diagnoses in literature accompanying