Gestational age

Gestational Age - Explore from the MSD Manuals - Medical Professional Version.

Macrosomia is when an unborn baby is larger than average for their gestational age (how far along the pregnancy is). Babies who are larger than average are referred to as macrosomic.

This calculator provides an estimated pregnancy schedule based on the due date, last period date, ultrasound date, conception date, or IVF transfer date.

Twin gestational weight chart

IUGR is Intrauterine Growth Retardation or restriction in which fetal growth is restricted. SGA is a Small for Gestational Age fetus or infant; smaller than 10% of all individuals at that gestational time period.

Fetal Growth Chart shows the exact measurements of the average fetal length and weight by gestational age. Of course, every baby is different, so don’t worry if the measurements in your maternity notes are different from The Fetal Growth Chart. #ParentingTools #FetalGrowthChart #FetalWeightChart

​​​​The main difference between gestational age and fetal age is that gestational age is the age of the pregnancy taken from the beginning of the woman's ...

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Expecting mothers are excited about their baby’s kicks during pregnancy. These kicks start after a particular gestational age and keep reminding you of the life that is growing inside and will soon be in your arms. The kicks also enable fathers to connect with their babies.

Fetal Growth Patterns What is considered Abnormal fetal growth Small for gestational age (SGA)/intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR) Large for gestational age (LGA)/macrosomia Increased morbidity and mortality Antenatal Assessment of risk factors Detection/screening Abdominal palpation/SFH measurements Customised SFH chart Indications for referral How to manage a patient SGA/LGA fetus