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Ultrasound Shows Single Live Fetus, Grade 1. Need Full Interpretation
This is my ultrasound report, Single live featus with a longitudinal lie and cephalic presentation at the time of scan, the fetal heartbeat is seen and it is regular in rhythm. The amniotic fluid is adequate and the placenta is posterior and in the body of the uterus . It is grade 1. BPD = 68mm = 27w3d FL = 52mm = 29w0d AC = 244mm = 28w4d Average = 28weeks 3 days F=EFW = 1.165Kg EDC = 18/12/12 I need the full interpretation
Wed, 10 Oct 2012
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your pelvis ultrasound report gives the information that your womb/uterus has a single baby lying in a longitudnal fashion (long axis of the spine of the baby is parallel to the long axis of the uterus). The head of the baby lies along the opening/mouth (cervix of the uterus). These are normal findings.
Heart beat of the baby is regular.
The amniotic fluid in the gestational sac is adequate.
There are various dimensions/ parameters of the baby's body which help to determine the maturity of the baby. Theis implies that these parameters are attained at particular age of the baby.
Bi-parietal diameter (BPD): 68mm. This corresponds to gestational age of 27 weeks 3 days
Femur length: 52mm, which corresponds to gestational age of 29 weeks
abdominal circumference: 244mm which corresponds to gestational age of 28 weeks 3 days
By combining all these parameters the average gestational age is 28 weeks 3 days
estimated fetal weight: 1.165 kg
Your expected date of delivery is December 18 2012.
You have 10 weeks to reach the term. term is at 37 weeks so you have completed your 17 weeks. It goes well with the ultrasound findings.
All fine. nothing to worry.
take care
Dr Shailja P Wahal
your pelvis ultrasound report gives the information that your womb/uterus has a single baby lying in a longitudnal fashion (long axis of the spine of the baby is parallel to the long axis of the uterus). The head of the baby lies along the opening/mouth (cervix of the uterus). These are normal findings.
Heart beat of the baby is regular.
The amniotic fluid in the gestational sac is adequate.
There are various dimensions/ parameters of the baby's body which help to determine the maturity of the baby. Theis implies that these parameters are attained at particular age of the baby.
Bi-parietal diameter (BPD): 68mm. This corresponds to gestational age of 27 weeks 3 days
Femur length: 52mm, which corresponds to gestational age of 29 weeks
abdominal circumference: 244mm which corresponds to gestational age of 28 weeks 3 days
By combining all these parameters the average gestational age is 28 weeks 3 days
estimated fetal weight: 1.165 kg
Your expected date of delivery is December 18 2012.
You have 10 weeks to reach the term. term is at 37 weeks so you have completed your 17 weeks. It goes well with the ultrasound findings.
All fine. nothing to worry.
take care
Dr Shailja P Wahal
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Hi, welcome to HCM, I am Dr. Das
The report shows the fetus is in normal position and lie. The heart beat is also within normal limit. Amniotic fluid and placenta is within normal limit and normal postion.
Biparietal diameter ( BPD) , femur length (FL), abdominal circumference (AC), all are normal and indicates gestational age of the fetus is 28 weeks 3 days.
Expected fetal weight is 1.165 kg. Expected date of delivery is 18/12/12.
So, overall , the report indicates a normal healthy fetus.
The report shows the fetus is in normal position and lie. The heart beat is also within normal limit. Amniotic fluid and placenta is within normal limit and normal postion.
Biparietal diameter ( BPD) , femur length (FL), abdominal circumference (AC), all are normal and indicates gestational age of the fetus is 28 weeks 3 days.
Expected fetal weight is 1.165 kg. Expected date of delivery is 18/12/12.
So, overall , the report indicates a normal healthy fetus.
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