Ch 3 Flashcards
Early first-trimester ultrasound utilizes a
CRL ( crow and rump length )
producing high-resolution images that are not influenced by maternal BMI.
Transvaginal sonogram
is used to assess umbilical artery (UA) and middle cerebral artery (MCA) blood flow.
Doppler flow
There are many reasons to use obstetrical ultrasound :
• Pregnancy location & viability, gestational age dating
• Multiple gestation (zygosity, chorionicity, amnionicity)
• Amniotic fluid volume (oligohydramnios, polyhydramnios)
• Fetal growth (IUGR, macrosomia)
• Fetal anomalies, fetal well-being
• Pregnancy bleeding, fetal anemia
Genetic sonogram, ideally performed at
18–20 weeks
Genetic sonogram, ideally performed at
18–20 weeks
(fluid at the back of the baby’s neck)
nuchal translucency
bright appearance of the bowl of fetus
Echogenic bowel
Pyelectasis
(mild kidney dilation) in baby
is a screening test performed with sonogram between 10–14 weeks, measuring the fetal fluid collection behind the neck
Nuchal translucency (NT) measurement
Nuchal translucency (NT) measurement
is a screening test performed with sonogram MEDIUM YIELD
between 10–14 weeks, measuring the fetal fluid collection behind the neck.
PAPP- A test
Pregnancy Associated Plasma Protein- A
لما ندمج فحصين مع بعض يزيدوا كفاءة اكتشاف أي مشاكل بالقلب أو aneuploidy عند الجنين. :
Nuchal translucency + ( free BhCG & PAPP- A )
Placenta precursor
Chorionic villi
Pregnancy loss rate is 1–2%. In :
Percutaneous Umbilical Blood Sample (PUBS)