Fetal Weight Normal Measurements

Fetal Weight Estimated Fetal Weight (EFW) should be reported as a 20 % +/- range rather than as a single weight, e.g. an EFW should be reported as being in “the range of 800 – 1200 gm” rather than as being “1000 gm +/- 20%”. EFW = BPD x FL x MAD x 4.9 (all measurements in cm) --- EFW chart to come ---

Fetal Weight

Estimated Fetal Weight (EFW) should be reported as a 20 % +/- range rather than as a single weight,

e.g. an EFW should be reported as being in “the range of 800 – 1200 gm” rather than as being “1000 gm +/- 20%”.

EFW = BPD x FL x MAD x 4.9 (all measurements in cm)

--- EFW chart to come ---

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