Gestational sac visible from 5 weeks Small embryo visible from 6 weeks Fetus : 7 weeks fetal pulsation CRL Fetal activity After 10 weeks :BPD,FERMUR, HUMERUS & ABDOMEN
TRANS VAGINAL SCANNING Best for earliest dating Gestational sac visible at 5 weeks TRANS ABDOMINAL SCANNING sac visible at 6 weeks Fetal pole at 7 weeks Cardiac activity visible from 7.5 weeks
Gestational age up to 12 weeks In weeks CRL- 5mm In days CRL+ 42 OR mean sac diameter + 30
Ultra sound markers of fetal anomalies Nuchal translucency > 3mm ( trisomy 21, 18,13) 2 gestational sac Absent double decidual sac sign/presence of fluid in pouch of Douglas Snow storm appearance : hydatidiform mole
SECOND TRIMESTER
Benefits Viability Dating : head circumference Multiple pregnancy& congenital anomalies Placenta localisation Biophysical scoring Fetal biometry Adjunct to amniocentesis/ cordocentesis
Fetal growth Hadlock formula for fetal weight (1.4787+0.001837(BPD)2+0.0458(AC)+ 0.158(FL)-0.03343 (AC*FL)
Gestational age Most accurate : 14- 20 weeks HC/ AC /FL/BPD Single most sensitive : AC
Fetal anatomic survey Neural tube defects Cranial abnormalities Obliteration of Cisterna magna Banana sign Lemon sign Absence of calvarium More BPD/HC& Ventriculomegaly
BANANA SIGN
Spina bifida Cleft lip/ palate Stomach bubble seen from 20 weeks Hydrops fetalis Hydatidiform mole Fetal heart
Fetal Gender Identification Placental thickness Distance between placental edge & internal os Multiple pregnancy: twin peak or lambda sign Placenta accreta Placental maturity