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Ultrasound: is most accurate at 8 – 12 weeks. Dating Criteria for delivery: determines whether lungs are considered mature for delivery. FHT documented 30 weeks by Doppler. 36 weeks since UPT positive. US of CRL at 6-11 weeks makes gestational age >39 weeks. US of under 20 weeks supports gestational age >39 weeks. STAGES OF LABOR
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[DOCX File]New Zealand Obstetric Ultrasound Guidelines 2019
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The first ultrasound of the pregnancy should ideally be offered when the gestational age is thought to be between 12 and 13+6 weeks’ gestation, to confirm viability, accurately establish gestational age, determine the number of viable fetuses, evaluate fetal gross anatomy and, if requested, assess the nuchal translucency (NT) as part of the ...
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Growth Assessment by Ultrasonic
The presence of a yolk sac within the intrauterine gestational sac confirms an intrauterine pregnancy and essentially excludes ectopic pregnancy. Heterotopic pregnancy is very rare but should be considered if there are suggestive ultrasound features, particularly in the setting of assisted reproductive technology.
gestational sac at 5 weeks

[DOC File]First Trimester Ultrasound Report
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Intrauterine fetal pole within gestational sac > 7 mm without cardiac activity Molar pregnancy. disorganized cystic areas in large uterus with extremely high bHCG concentrations Ectopic pregnancy. fetal pole, yolk sac in gestational sac or chorionic ring outside fundus of uterus Indeterminate. all others Definitions. GS = Gestational sac. YS ...
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Gestational sac | Radiology Reference Article | Radiopaedia.org
Pregnancy dating using mean sac diameter (MSD; average of X/Y/Z measurements) is only useful at 5-6 weeks. Once the fetus has reached 13wks gestational age, BPD (biparietal diameter), HC (head circumference), AC (abdominal circumference), and FL (femur length) are used. Gestational age determination by CRL is accurate to within 5-7 days
measuring gestational sac ultrasound

[DOCX File]New Zealand Obstetric Guidelines: Consultation document
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The Large for Gestational Age Fetus. The large for gestational age (LGA) fetus is defined as being above the 90th percentile at any stage during pregnancy (Varner 1987). This is the same definition given for fetal macrosomia, or hypersomatism, by Golditch and Kirkman (1978), Hadlock (1989), Shah (1993), Benson (1998) and Jeanty (2001).
elongated gestational sac

[DOC File]Figure 1 – CMC Interdepartmental Protocol to Rule out ...
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Abdominal pain 789.00 Large for dates 656.63 Menstrual disorder 626.9 Ovarian cyst 620.2. Pelvic pain 625.93 Sp Ab with hemorrhage 634.10 Sp Ab no complication 634.90. Threatened abortion 640.03 Fetal movements decreased 655.70 Late prenatal care V23.7
early gestational sac

[DOC File]1st Trimester Pregnancy Ultrasound
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Fundal or eccentric gestational sac with YS ± FP Embryonic demise. Intrauterine (fundal or body) GS ≥25 mm (MSD) without a FP or YS, OR. Intrauterine GS with FP, measuring ≥7 mm without fetal cardiac activity Molar pregnancy. Disorganized cystic areas in large uterus with extremely high beta hCG level Ectopic pregnancy
gestational sac size by week

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The Role of Ultrasound in Obstetrics. Michelle Wilson Ed.D, RDMS, RDCS, FSDMS. ... Uterus measuring too small or large. Chromosomal abnormality or hereditary syndrome. ... Gestational Sac and yolk sac (whether present or absent) CRL. Cardiac Activity. Fetal Number. Membrane structure.
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1.2.1 The Small for Gestational Age Fetus 4. 1.2.2 The Large for Gestational Age Fetus 5. Clinical Evaluation of Fetal Size and Growth 6. 1.3.1 Predictors and Consequences of Excessive Growth 7. 1.3.2 Maternal Risks 9. 1.3.3 Fetal Complications 10. 1.3.4 Neonatal Risks 11. 1.4 Macrosomia 11. 1.5 Fetal Growth and Gestational Diabetes Mellitus 13
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Large gestational sac ultrasound