P.P.R.O.M.

This was the first thing we checked.

It is extremely important to image kidneys and bladder when dealing with oligohydramnios.

Here we're inspecting the integrity of the cervix. We want to see how long the cervix is as well as check for any funneling.

This image will help you appreciate the lack of amniotic fluid.

Here we can start to appreciate the fluid being inserted.

As more fluid is inserted, roughly 300cc here, you can appreciate more of the anatomy.

I've squeezed in (literally) about 600cc at this point. The fetus still looks contracted with all of the fluid around it now.

Now we start gathering images that were limited before.

We took a bunch of images of spine that used to be limited.