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Fetus Measurement Growth Calculators Chart

Posted by Aru2012 Tuesday, 12 June 2012

Estimated Fetal Weight Percentile Chart

Gestational Weeks = Estimated Fetal Weight Percentile Chart +/- 1.28 Standard Deviation
A fetus is considered normal if they are between 10th and 90th percentile ]
 
Avg
 Estimated Fetal Weight +/- SD 1.28
Gestational Weeks
EFW
10th%
90th%
16
146g (5oz)
121
171
17
181g (6oz)
150
212
18
223g (7oz)
185
261
19
273g (9oz)
227
319
20
331g (11oz)
275
387
21
399g (14oz)
331
467
22
478g (1lb)
398
559
23
568g (1lb 5oz)
471
665
24
670g (1lb 7oz)
556
784
25
785g (1lb 11oz)
652
918
26
913g (2lb)
758
1068
27
1055g (2lb 5oz)
876
1234
28
1210g (2lb 10oz)
1004
1416
29
1379g (3lb)
1145
1613
30
1559g (3lb 7oz)
1294
1824
31
1751g (3lb 13oz)
1453
2049
32
1953g (4lb 4oz)
1621
2285
33
2162g (4lb 12oz)
1794
2530
34
2377g (5lb 3oz)
1973
2781
35
2595g (5lb 11oz)
2154
3036
36
2813g (6lb 3oz)
2335
3291
37
3028g (6lb 10oz)
2513
3543
38
3236g (7lb 2oz)
2686
3786
39
3435g (7lb 9oz)
2851
4019
40
3619g (7lb 15oz)
3004
4234

Fetal Growth Percentile Charts:

Measurement Charts:
BPD - OFD - HC  |  Femur and Humerus (FL HL)  |  Abdominal Circumference (AC)

BIPARIETAL DIAMETER AND HEAD CIRCUMFERENCE

  
The BPD and OFD are measured on a transverse axial section of the fetal head which includes the falx cerebri anteriorly and posteriorly, the cavum septum pellucidum anteriorly in the midline and the thalami. The BPD is measured from the outer edge of the nearer parietal bone to the inner edge of the more distant parietal bone. The OFD is measured perpendicular to the BPD.

HEAD CIRCUMFERENCE
BIPARIETAL DIAMETER

FEMUR AND HUMERUS LENGTH

The long bones are measured with the bone across the beam axis. The strong acoustic shadow behind the femoral or humeral shaft and the visualisation of both cartilaginous ends indicates that the image plane is on the longest axis and is the optimal measurement plane. The calipers are placed along the diaphyseal shaft excluding the epiphysis.
HUMERUS LENGTH
FEMUR LENGTH

ABDOMINAL CIRCUMFERENCE

These measurements are more appropriately used in the assessment of fetal growth, particularly in the second half of the pregnancy, than in the assessment of gestational age. It is, however, an appropriate measurement in the second trimester to demonstrate normal fetal proportions.

The abdominal circumference is measured at the level of the liver and stomach, including the left portal vein at the umbilical region.
ABDOMINAL CIRCUMFERENCE
 
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Ultrasonic Fetal Measurement Standards

  
If we assume a fetus is growing normally, biometric measurements are determined by gestational age, and we can estimate the gestational age and thus the due date. When the date of the last menses preceding conception is known, it is usually a more accurate estimate (+/- 5 days) of EDCWhen using ultrasound to estimate gestational age, remember that we are assuming the fetus is growing normally. Conditions which alter fetal growth will make the estimates less reliable. Although many embryonic and fetal structures can be measured, only a few measurements are easy and repeatable enough for widespread use.

The most common are:

Gestational Sac:
The first element to be measurable is the gestation sac of the early pregnancy. The gestational sac is measured in three dimensions, and the average, the Mean Sac Diameter (MSD) used for estimating gestational age. It is useful between 5 and 8 menstrual weeks with accuracy of +/- 3 days . As a rough rule of thumb, the MSD + 30 = Menstrual Age in days.
Embryonic Crown-Rump Length:
The length of the embryo on the longest axis (excluding the yolk sac) constitutes the crown-rump length. This is among the best documented parameters to date the embryo, with accuracy of +/- 3-5 days. As a rough rule of thumb, the CRL + 6.5 = Menstrual Age in Weeks.
Biparietal diameter (BPD):
The transverse width of the head at it's widest. We measure from the the leading edge to leading edge of the bones, because this leading interface is most distinct. Since the head is oval, the error induced by small errors in positioning is small, making for a repeatable, robust measure.
Head size is determined largely by brain growth which is relatively independent of nutritional (maternal/placental insufficiency) growth retarding processes, and head growth is often relatively "spared" in such growth retardation.
The BPD best used after 12 weeks.
Accuracy is +/- 1.1 week 14 - 20 weeks,
+/- 1.6 weeks 20 - 26 weeks,
+/- 2.4 week 26 - 30 weeks,
and +/- 3 - 4 weeks after 30 weeks.
Read More - http://www.baby2see.com/medical/charts.html

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