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(CRL,  greatest length, GL) A measurement used in embryology to more accurately stage the early embryo, also historically called the "greatest length" (GL). Measured from the curvature at the top (crown) to the curvature at the bottom (rump) of the "C-shaped" early embryo. Used in clinical [[ultrasound]] as a measurement between the periods of 7 to 13 weeks as an accurate estimation of the gestational age.
(CRL,  greatest length, GL) A measurement used in embryology to more accurately stage the early embryo, also historically called the "greatest length" (GL). Measured from the curvature at the top (crown) to the curvature at the bottom (rump) of the "C-shaped" early embryo. Used in clinical [[ultrasound]] as a measurement between the periods of 7 to 13 weeks as an accurate estimation of the gestational age.


==Embryo CRL==
{|
| [[File:Mall1918-fig01.jpg|400px]]
| [[File:Streeter1920chart1.jpg|400px]]
|-
| Mall (1918)<ref>{{Ref-Mall1918}}</ref>
| Streeter (1920) Graph of embryo CRL<ref>{{Ref-Streeter1920}}</ref>
|}
==Fetal CRL==
[[File:Keibel Mall 144.jpg|thumb|Human Embryo No. 131 90 mm CRL]]
[[File:Fetal length change.jpg|600px]]
==Third Trimester CRL==
[[File:Third trimester Crown-Rump Length graph.jpg|600px]]


==References==
==References==

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Crown-rump length
Crown-rump length Human embryo (stage 13)

(CRL, greatest length, GL) A measurement used in embryology to more accurately stage the early embryo, also historically called the "greatest length" (GL). Measured from the curvature at the top (crown) to the curvature at the bottom (rump) of the "C-shaped" early embryo. Used in clinical ultrasound as a measurement between the periods of 7 to 13 weeks as an accurate estimation of the gestational age.

Embryo CRL

Mall1918-fig01.jpg Streeter1920chart1.jpg
Mall (1918)[1] Streeter (1920) Graph of embryo CRL[2]

Fetal CRL

Human Embryo No. 131 90 mm CRL


Fetal length change.jpg

Third Trimester CRL

Third trimester Crown-Rump Length graph.jpg

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