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[[Ultrasound]]
[[Ultrasound]]
* Biparietal diameter (BPD)
* '''Biparietal diameter''' - (BPD)
* Crown-Rump Length (CRL)
* '''Crown-Rump Length''' - (CRL)
* '''Femur length''' - (FL) is used to determine fetal age and normal development (small/large/abnormal) parameters. The femur is the longest bone in the body and measurements and reflects the longitudinal growth of the [[F#fetus|fetus]] (approximately 14 weeks 1.5 cm - term 7.8 cm). It is one of the four typical [[U#ultrasound|ultrasound]] assessments of fetal size and age: [[B#biparietal_diameter|Biparietal Diameter]] (BPD), [[H#head_circumference|Head Circumference]] (HC), [[A#abdominal_circumference|Abdominal Circumference]] (AC), and Femur Length (FL).
* '''Femur length''' - (FL) is used to determine fetal age and normal development (small/large/abnormal) parameters. The femur is the longest bone in the body and measurements and reflects the longitudinal growth of the [[F#fetus|fetus]] (approximately 14 weeks 1.5 cm - term 7.8 cm). It is one of the four typical [[U#ultrasound|ultrasound]] assessments of fetal size and age: [[B#biparietal_diameter|Biparietal Diameter]] (BPD), [[H#head_circumference|Head Circumference]] (HC), [[A#abdominal_circumference|Abdominal Circumference]] (AC), and Femur Length (FL).
* Functional linear discriminant analysis (FLDA) - new growth assessment technique using serial measurements to discriminate between normal and abnormal fetal growth.  
* Functional linear discriminant analysis (FLDA) - new growth assessment technique using serial measurements to discriminate between normal and abnormal fetal growth.  
* Head Circumference (HC)
* '''Head Circumference''' - (HC)
* Gestational sac (GS) size
* '''Gestational sac''' - (GS) size
* '''inversion mode''' - an ultrasound processing method of volume analysis for the visualization of fluid-filled fetal structures such as; heart chambers, vessel lumen, stomach, gallbladder, renal pelvis, and the bladder. Post-processing inverts the gray scale of the volume voxels showing the normally anechoic structures in 3D or 4D renderings. This technique has been used to identify cardiac anomalies.
* '''inversion mode''' - an ultrasound processing method of volume analysis for the visualization of fluid-filled fetal structures such as; heart chambers, vessel lumen, stomach, gallbladder, renal pelvis, and the bladder. Post-processing inverts the gray scale of the volume voxels showing the normally anechoic structures in 3D or 4D renderings. This technique has been used to identify cardiac anomalies.
* Linear discriminant analysis (LDA) to longitudinal data (James and Hastie, 2001)
* '''Linear discriminant analysis''' - (LDA) to longitudinal data (James and Hastie, 2001)
* Mean gestation sac diameter (MSD)
* '''Mean gestation sac diameter''' - (MSD)
* Mean yolk sac diameter (MYD)
* '''Mean yolk sac diameter''' - (MYD)
* '''Spatiotemporal image correlation''' (STIC) - an image acquisition method used mainly for fetal heart analysis. Requires two steps; an automatic volume sweep, then image data analysis according to spatial and temporal domain generating an online dynamic 3D image sequence.
* '''Spatiotemporal image correlation''' (STIC) - an image acquisition method used mainly for fetal heart analysis. Requires two steps; an automatic volume sweep, then image data analysis according to spatial and temporal domain generating an online dynamic 3D image sequence.
* Transvaginal scan (TVS)
* '''Transvaginal scan''' - (TVS)
* Termination of pregnancy (TOP)
* '''Termination of pregnancy''' - (TOP)
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Revision as of 11:02, 15 June 2016

Ultrasound

  • Biparietal diameter - (BPD)
  • Crown-Rump Length - (CRL)
  • Femur length - (FL) is used to determine fetal age and normal development (small/large/abnormal) parameters. The femur is the longest bone in the body and measurements and reflects the longitudinal growth of the fetus (approximately 14 weeks 1.5 cm - term 7.8 cm). It is one of the four typical ultrasound assessments of fetal size and age: Biparietal Diameter (BPD), Head Circumference (HC), Abdominal Circumference (AC), and Femur Length (FL).
  • Functional linear discriminant analysis (FLDA) - new growth assessment technique using serial measurements to discriminate between normal and abnormal fetal growth.
  • Head Circumference - (HC)
  • Gestational sac - (GS) size
  • inversion mode - an ultrasound processing method of volume analysis for the visualization of fluid-filled fetal structures such as; heart chambers, vessel lumen, stomach, gallbladder, renal pelvis, and the bladder. Post-processing inverts the gray scale of the volume voxels showing the normally anechoic structures in 3D or 4D renderings. This technique has been used to identify cardiac anomalies.
  • Linear discriminant analysis - (LDA) to longitudinal data (James and Hastie, 2001)
  • Mean gestation sac diameter - (MSD)
  • Mean yolk sac diameter - (MYD)
  • Spatiotemporal image correlation (STIC) - an image acquisition method used mainly for fetal heart analysis. Requires two steps; an automatic volume sweep, then image data analysis according to spatial and temporal domain generating an online dynamic 3D image sequence.
  • Transvaginal scan - (TVS)
  • Termination of pregnancy - (TOP)
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