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  • Timing of ovulation
  • Measurement error
  • Biologic variation
  • 416 patients
  • 5 to 19.7 weeks
  • Transbdominal and transvaginal
  • Midline sagittal section
  • Horizontal orientation
  • Genital tubercle/fetal spine visible
  • Measure maxium unflexed length
  • Best of three measurements
  • Greater than or equal to 7 weeks
  • 143 patients
  • Measurements between 1 and 25 mm
  • "Greatest length"
  • GA (days) = EES + 42
  • 3710 singleton pregnancies
  • Known LMP
  • 5.5 to 14 weeks' gestation
  • New CRL curve compared to Robinson & Hadlock
  • 96% of scans before 10 weeks transvaginal

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4. Salomon LJ. Early fetal growth: concepts and pitfalls. Ultrasound Obstet Gynecol. 2010d;35:385-389.

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Bourne 2012

  • Preterm birth
  • IUGR
  • Low birth weight
  • 101 pregnancies
  • Established ovulation and implantation with urinary LH and hCG
  • Studied relationship between fetal size, ovulation and implantation

Crown Rump Length

Factors Affecting Fetal Size

  • Equipment
  • Technical skill
  • CRL tables
  • Advanced maternal age
  • High blood pressure
  • Low Hematocrit
  • Smoking
  • Folic acid deficiency

Bourne 2010

A Lot about a little

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Goldstein 1994

GA (weeks) = CRL (cm) + 6.5

Hadlock 1992

  • Origins
  • Method
  • Current Information
  • Factors

Factors Affecting Fetal Size

  • Equipment
  • Technical skill
  • CRL tables
  • Advanced maternal age
  • High blood pressure
  • Low Hematocrit
  • Smoking
  • Folic acid deficiency

Robinson 1973

  • 214 examination
  • 80 patients
  • Between 6 & 14 weeks

Summary

  • Early CRL curves work well with a CR
  • Greatest length is used before 7 weeks
  • CRL curves work well clinically with IVF pregnancies
  • Recent CRL studies reveal that early curves underestimate gestational age at the beginning of the 1st trimester
  • Many factors including ovulation and implantation affect fetal size in the 1st trimester
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