French fetal biometry: reference equations and comparison with other charts

Salomon, L. J.; Duyme, M.; Créquat, J.; Brodaty, G.; Talmant, C.; Fries, N.; Althuser, M.

doi:10.1002/uog.2733

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“…Similar observations were made in the previous studies [4,11,13,14,16,17,18,19,20]. Accurate pregnancy dating is important to establish gestational age for evaluation of fetal growth and prediction of the date of delivery.…”

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“…L. J. Salomon et al constructed new reference charts and equations for fetal FL, BPD, head circumference (HC) and abdominal circumference (AC) using a large sample (19647) of fetuses examined at 15 to 40 wks gestation. Raw data were fitted satisfactorily with a cubic polynomial model for each biometric parameter as follows: FL = -27.085 + 2.9223 × GA + 0.0148 × GA2 -0.0006 × GA3 (R2 = 96.33), where FL is in mm and GA is in weeks [14].…”

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The Study of Relation Between the Gestational Age of Human Fetuses and the Diaphyseal Length of Femur Using Ultrasonography

R¹,

Sreepadma²,

Kalghatgi³

2017

IJAR

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The Study of Relation Between the Gestational Age of Human Fetuses and the Diaphyseal Length of Femur Using Ultrasonography

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Sreepadma²,

Kalghatgi³

2017

IJAR

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“…1,[6][7][8][9][10][11][12] Per for med in lar ge num bers, the se analy ses cons ti tu te re fe ren ce charts for dif fe rent ge ne tic gro ups. [13][14][15][16][17] So me re se arc hers ha ve sug ges ted that in ad diti on to the abo ve analy ses, pa ra me ters such as trans ver se ce re bel lar di a me ter, na sal bo ne length, kid ney length, sac ral length and sca pu la length also pro vi de use ful re sults. 8,12,[18][19][20][21][22] Gott li eb and Ga lan sug gest that in spe ci fic cli ni cal si tu a ti ons such as fetal he ad and ab do men oli gohy dram ni os, the he ad may be ex po sed to com pres si on, and BPD and AC me a su re ment may be dif fi cult.…”

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Gestational Age and its Relationship with Elbow Width, Wrist Width and Forearm Length

Uluutku¹,

Akbaytürk²,

Çan³

et al. 2010

Turkiye Klinikleri J Med Sci

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A AB BS S T TR RA AC CT T O Ob b j je ec c t ti i v ve e: : Fe tal de ve lop ment has been a sub ject of gre at in te rest from ear li est ti mes to the pre sent day and can to day ea sily be analy zed using ul tra so und (US) and si mi lar de vi ces. The lengths or di a me ters of va ri o us fe tal struc tu res are me a su red, and in tra u te ri ne age and de ve lopment can thus be mo ni to red. Our study in ves ti ga tes the va lu e of a se ri es of lengths me a su red in the up per ex tre mity in the mo ni to ring of in tra u te ri ne age and de ve lop ment. M Ma a t te e r ri i a al l a an nd d M Me et t h ho od ds s: : We me a su red the fo re arm length, hand length, wrist width and el bow widths of 21 fe tu ses (seven ma les, 14 fe ma les) es ti ma ted at 17.0-35.8 we eks in tra u te ri ne age ac cor ding to fo ot length and with no vi sib le ab nor ma li ti es. The se we re com pa red to each other and analyzed with respect to gen der. Me a su re ments we re ta ken using di vi ders and a ver ni er di gi tal ca li per. R Re e s su ul lt ts s: : No differences were de ter mi ned between the groups statistically for the parameters measured and when they were compared for gender. El bow and wrist widths and hand, fo re arm and fo ot lengths ob ta i ned from fe tuses and the ra ti os of some of the se me a su re ments de mons tra ted con si de rab le cor re la ti on (si mi la rity) with me a su re ments and pro por ti ons on the op po si te si de of the body and with in tra u te ri ne age. C Co on nc c l lu u s si i o on n: : Me a su rab le wrist and el bow widths and fo re arm, hand and fo ot length in who le or frag men ted fe tu ses we re de ter mi ned to be in di vi du ally va lu ab le in di ag no sing ges ta ti o nal age. It was al so conc lu ded that el bow and wrist width to fo re arm length ra ti os on the sa me si de we re important in mo ni to ring in tra u te ri ne ex tre mity de ve lop ment.K Ke ey y W Wo or rd ds s: : Ges ta ti o nal age; fe tal de ve lop ment; fo re arm; hand; wrist; el bow Ö ÖZ ZE ET T A Am ma aç ç: : İlk za man lar dan gü nü mü ze me rak uyan dı ran fe tal ge li şim bu gün ul tra so nog ra fi (US) ve ben ze ri ci haz la rın sağ la mış ol du ğu ola nak lar la ra hat lık la de ğer len di ri le bil mek te dir. Bu nun için bir ta kım fe tal ya pı la rın uzun luk la rı ya da çev re le ri öl çül mek te dir. Böy le ce in tra u te rin yaş ve ge lişim ta kip edi le bil mek te dir. Ça lış ma mız da üst ex tre mi te de öl çü len bir ta kım uzun luk la rın in tra ute rin yaş ve ge li şi min ta ki bin de ki de ğe ri sor gu lan dı. G Ge e r re eç ç v ve e Y Yö ön n t te em m l le er r: : İntra u te rin yaş la rı ayak uzun luk la rı na gö re 17.9-35.8 haf ta lar ile iliş ki len di ri len 21 adet (yedi er kek, 14 ka dın) gö rü nür anoma li si ola ma yan fe tu sun; ön kol uzun lu ğu, el uzun lu ğu, el bi le ği ge niş li ği ve dir sek ge niş li ği öl çül -dü. Top lam da ve cin si yet ay rı mı ya pı la rak bir bir le ri ile kar şı laş tı rıl dı lar. Öl çüm ler açı öl çer ve ver ni er di ji tal ...

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“…This ultrasound measures the biparietal diameter (BIP), head circumference (HC), abdominal circumference (AC), femur length (FL) and the amniotic fluid index (AFI) by measuring the four quadrants. The EFW was calculated using the formula Hadlock 3-parameters (BIP, AC and LF) [11]: The Ultrasound scans were performed using a Toshiba type scanner with a 3.5 MHz abdominal probe and meets the quality criteria of the CTE (Technical Committee of the ultrasound) and CFEF (French College of Fetal ultrasound) [13]. The delivery term and birth weight (BW) were identified secondarily.…”

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Screening for Macrosomia at Term: Performances of Ultrasonographic Estimation of the Fetal Weight and the Use of the Uterine Height

Sellier¹

2017

OGIJ

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Objective: The aim of our study was to assess the performance for the detection of macrosomia at term of estimating fetal weight corrected by the growth effect (EFWc) measured by ultrasound, EFWC via measuring uterine height (UH), the waist circumference and higher uterine height threshold or equal to 37. Methods:It is a retrospective study of 233 patients whose newborn macrosomes were sampled. The estimated fetal weight (EFW) ultrasound was performed during the 41th week of amenorrhea, as the EFW by measuring waist circumference with the Warsof 's formula and EFW by measuring the uterine height according to the kayem's formula. These 3 estimates were corrected taking into account the growth effect. Results:The proportion of estimates with a margin of error of less than 10% was 61.3%, 50% and 68.4% respectively for the EFWc EFWUHc and EFWACc. ROC curves of the EFWc EFWUHc and EFWACc find the Aires under the curve (AUC) to 0.859, 0.783 and 0.856. The EFWc and EFWACc are significantly higher than for term screening for macrosomia compared to EFWUHc (p <0.001 and p <0.001 respectively). Conclusion:Measuring the EFWc and EFWACc are reliable and simple means for screening for macrosomia term, but will be improved.

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French fetal biometry: reference equations and comparison with other charts

Abstract: Objectives To construct new reference charts and equations for fetal biparietal diameter (BPD),

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The Study of Relation Between the Gestational Age of Human Fetuses and the Diaphyseal Length of Femur Using Ultrasonography

The Study of Relation Between the Gestational Age of Human Fetuses and the Diaphyseal Length of Femur Using Ultrasonography

Gestational Age and its Relationship with Elbow Width, Wrist Width and Forearm Length

Screening for Macrosomia at Term: Performances of Ultrasonographic Estimation of the Fetal Weight and the Use of the Uterine Height

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