Objectives To compare a traditional ultrasound (US) method for estimated fetal weight (EFW)
calculation and fetal growth restriction diagnosis with 2 newer methods for the prediction of …

Birthweight and gestational age are the two most commonly used continuous variables in
perinatal research. Dichotomous outcomes derived from these two variables include low …

Background: To compare the accuracy of 18 formulas in predicting fetal weight and also to
make a comparison of these formulas in low-birth-weight fetuses (< 2,500 g) and in fetuses …

Background Infants born small-for-gestational age (SGA) are at increased risk of
developmental difficulties. Identifying those most at risk is challenging. We examined the …

Es necesario tener a nuestro alcance un libro que recoja de manera actualizada y concisa
la mejor evidencia existente sobre los principales problemas en la atención obstétrica, esa …

Abstract Objective: To define modified Prenatal Growth Assessment Scores (mPGAS) for
single and composite biometric parameters and determine their reference ranges in normal …

Background: The objective of this study was to evaluate the association between maternal
characteristics in early pregnancy and fetal growth (FG) and birth weight (BW). Methods: A …

Objective: Several factors may interfere with the success of fetal birth weight (BW) prediction.
In this study we tried to determine the most probable factors that may lead to unsuccessful …

One hundred and seventy-two twin-pregnant patients were enrolled. The estimated foetal
weight was calculated using 19 different formulas. Ong's formula (0.954 (95% CI …

Accurate fetal weight estimation is important in preventing and managing fetal and maternal
complications. Many fetal weight formulae have been derived, but none seems to be …