Patient's question:
Here are the two reports. The last one is for gestational age 304. Could you please check if there is any indication of fetal hypoxia in the middle cerebral artery data? Also, what is the reason for the short femur? The amniocentesis results are normal.Doctor's answer:
Based on your detailed description of the examination results, it is speculated that your legs are slightly smaller, which is not abnormal. Amniocentesis should not pose any significant issues. If the biparietal diameter and femur length increase by more than three times, it is considered normal. Ultrasound is just a reference, as every child born is unique in size, which may be related to intergenerational inheritance. However, the data reflected by the ultrasound is somewhat influenced by the fetus's position during the examination and the doctor's experience. You just need to attend the prenatal check-ups on time at the hospital and there is no need to worry.