Gestational age

Twin gestational weight chart

IUGR is Intrauterine Growth Retardation or restriction in which fetal growth is restricted. SGA is a Small for Gestational Age fetus or infant; smaller than 10% of all individuals at that gestational time period.

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Learn how to use obstetrical ultrasound to do the following: Recognize an intrauterine pregnancy and 1st-trimester findings (gestational sac, yolk sac, fetal pole) Estimate gestational age Measure fetal cardiac activity Recognize the ultrasonographic findings of pregnancy pathologies Assess fetal lie, viability, biometrics, and placental location in the 2nd & 3rd trimester

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Mean Sac Diameter (MSD]. Three measurements of the gestational sac (length, depth, and width) are obtained, summed, and then divided by 3 to determine the MSD, Gestational age (GA) (in days) is calculated by adding 30 to the MSD (in millimelers): MSD+30=GA (in days). A, How to correctly measure the length and depth of the gestational sac on a longitudinal section, B, How to correctly measure the width of the gestational sac on an axial section.

Fetal Growth Chart shows the exact measurements of the average fetal length and weight by gestational age. Of course, every baby is different, so don’t worry if the measurements in your maternity notes are different from The Fetal Growth Chart. #ParentingTools #FetalGrowthChart #FetalWeightChart

Fetal Growth Patterns What is considered Abnormal fetal growth Small for gestational age (SGA)/intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR) Large for gestational age (LGA)/macrosomia Increased morbidity and mortality Antenatal Assessment of risk factors Detection/screening Abdominal palpation/SFH measurements Customised SFH chart Indications for referral How to manage a patient SGA/LGA fetus