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Fetal biometry and wellbeing Recommendations • The biparietal diameter (BPD), head circumference (HC), abdominal circumference (AC) and femur length (FL) can be measured routinely for the assessment of fetal size (GOOD PRACTICE POINT). • If the fetus has not been dated previously, HC or HC plus FL can be used for dating after 14weeks (GRADE
- ISUOG Practice Guidelines: performance of firsttrimester fetal ...
ISUOG GUIDELINES. Who should perform the first-trimester...
- ISUOG Practice Guidelines: performance of firsttrimester fetal ...
ISUOG GUIDELINES. Who should perform the first-trimester fetal ultrasound scan? Individuals who perform obstetric scans routinely should have specialized training that is appropriate to the practice of diagnostic ultrasound for pregnant women. (GOOD PRACTICE POINT)
A routine mid-trimester ultrasound scan is often per-formed between 18 and 22 weeks of gestation. This period represents a compromise between dating the preg-nancy (more accurate if established earlier) and the timely detection of major congenital anomalies.
Learn How to Perform an Obstetrics Ultrasound Protocol. Date pregnancies using Ultrasound and Recognize All Common OB Pathology!
high standard and can demonstrate a good knowledge of a wide spectrum of fetal abnormalities. This book, which summarizes the prevalence, etiology, prenatal sonographic features and prognosis for both common and rare fetal abnormalities, provides the basis of learning for the theoretical component of
phy and fetal and perinatal cardiovascular care across disciplines. The purpose of this document is to provide updated recommenda-tions for the performance and interpretation of fetal echocardiogra-phy in the detection, classification, risk assessment, and perinatal care planning of the pregnancy in which the fetus has cardiovascular disease.
These protocols serve as professional guidelines intended for specialist doctors. Correct interpretation requires proper training, and the concepts expressed within should not be applied directly to patients without considering the specific details of each individual case.
