Fetal sacral caudal teratoma is one of the common germ cell tumors in the fetus, mostly detected by imaging and prenatal diagnosis in the second or third trimester of pregnancy. Its pathological nature is benign and malignant, but there is no need to worry too much, because most sacral caudal teratomas in most xin children are benign zhong tumors.
With the development of obstetric examination technology, the prenatal diagnosis rate of fetal sacral caudal teratoma can reach more than 90%. Therefore, pregnant women must do obstetric examinations in time to facilitate timely intervention when the situation occurs.
In the above case, fortunately, the doctor was doing a chromosomal karyotyping test for the baby, and found that the results were normal, belonging to the fetal sacral caudal teratoma (type I), with a good prognosis of 80%. Therefore, parents also choose to give it a try and continue the pregnancy.
As the baby grows up, the teratoma also grows, but the lucky baby has no intrauterine complications and the growth indicators are within the normal range. At 38 weeks of pregnancy, the doctor performed a caesarean section on the pregnant mother, and the operation went smoothly. Three days after the baby was born, he also underwent the resection of teratomas, and soon after, he was discharged safely.
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