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Erinjean
Aug 13, 2013, 08:44 PM
Just wondering what all this means from a scan?

Current Gestation: 27+ weeks.
Growth.
Report: The foetus was in longitudinal lie and cephalic presentation. Liquor volume was normal. AFI 15cm. Placenta was anterior with the lower margin 5cm from the os.
BPD 6.7cm.
HC 23.9cm.
AC 23.2cm.
Femur length 5cm.
Estimated foetal weight 1046 grams.
The growth parameters are around the mean for the expected gestation excepting the head circumference which is slightly reduced below the mean. Foetal cardiac and somatic activity was observed. There was a low resistance flow the umbilical vessels with continuous forward flow throughout diastole and no flow reversal. SD ratio 3 was just below the mean.

Fr_Chuck
Aug 13, 2013, 09:01 PM
It means that your doctor is suppose to sit down and go over this with you, What did they say ?

N0help4u
Aug 13, 2013, 09:09 PM
The mean means the average

J_9
Aug 13, 2013, 09:19 PM
The mean means the average

Please state your sources.

N0help4u
Aug 13, 2013, 09:38 PM
Oh I never knew it had another meaning

Erinjean
Aug 13, 2013, 10:25 PM
She hasn't told me anything :/

J_9
Aug 14, 2013, 08:20 AM
You have to ask her if she hasn't told you.

I'm confused by your question as it mentions "liquor." There is no liquor in the pregnant uterus.


The foetus was in longitudinal lie and cephalic presentation. This means that the baby is up and down rather than side to side. Baby's head is down.


Placenta was anterior with the lower margin 5cm from the os. This may be a little concerning as the placenta is very close to the cervix. However, at 27 weeks this may change.


Estimated foetal weight 1046 grams. 2.5 pounds or 1 kilogram


The growth parameters are around the mean for the expected gestation excepting the head circumference which is slightly reduced below the mean Head circumference is a little small for gestational age.

I am a Registered nurse, not a radiologist. Considering my profession is in Labor & Delivery, but not radiology, this is the best I can interpret these findings.

You will have to discuss your concerns with your doctor.