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== Bladder and Urachal Development == * The obliterated urachus becomes the median umbilical ligament and connects the apex of the bladder with the umbilicus * '''Normal Antenatal Sonographic Findings of the Bladder''' ** The bladder can be visualized in β50% of cases in the fetal pelvis at the 10th week of gestation, almost 100% at 13 weeks ** '''The fetal bladder empties every 15-20 minutes; therefore a second ultrasound in the same setting is mandatory in case of non-visualization of the bladder.''' ** Fetal sex is difficult to determine before week 14 and should not be based on the presence or absence of a phallus but on visualization of the testes. ** The measurement of amniotic fluid as an indicator of fetal urine production is a critical portion of every antenatal ultrasound ** '''The umbilical cord should contain two arteries and one vein without evidence of a fluid-filled urachus'''
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