Miscarriage Flashcards
What are the ultrasound features consistent with a non-viable pregnancy?
Fetal pole visible, no FH, CRL >/=7mm, gestational sac >/=25mm
Up to how many weeks gestation is an intrauterine death considered a miscarriage?
Spontaneous loss up to 24 weeks
Up to how many weeks gestation is an intrauterine death considered a first trimester miscarriage?
Spontaneous loss up to 13 weeks
When is PV bleeding defined as antepartum haemorrhage?
After 24 weeks
Complete miscarriage - define
Products of conception have been expelled from the uterus and bleeding has stopped
Threatened miscarriage - define
Uterine bleeding and the viability of the pregnancy is unknown
Inevitable Miscarriage - define
Pain and bleeding and dilated cervix
Missed (or delayed) miscarriage - define
pregnancy not viable but the products of conception have not yet been expelled
Recurrent miscarriage- define
Consecutive spontaneous loss of 3 pregnancies before 24 weeks
When should the gestational sac be visible?
5 weeks
When should the yolk sac be visible
5-6 weeks
What is the normal length of the gestational sac at 5-6 weeks?
6mm
When is the fetal pole visible?
From 6 weeks by transvaginal USS 1-2mm
How long should the fetal pole be at 6.5weeks?
CRL 5mm
When should you see a fetal heart on uss
after 6 weeks 110-115