Patient's question:
Biparietal diameter 6.5 cm, head circumference 23.4 cm, abdominal circumference 21.5 cm, femur length 4.5 cm, maximum amniotic fluid depth 4.3 cm, amniotic fluid index 14.6 cm, fetal heart rate 133 beats per minute, umbilical artery 3.2 cm, resistance index 0.68, placental thickness 2.6 cm.Fetal position: Head-down position, fetal movement visible.
Head: Skull visible, midline of the brain centered, no widening of the lateral ventricles, thalamus visible, no widening of the posterior cranial fossa.
Facial features: Central segment of the upper lip visible.
Heart: Rhythm regular, four-chambered heart visible.
Spine: Spine visible.
Abdomen: Stomach, both kidneys, and bladder visible, blood flow surrounding the bladder on both sides.
Limbs: Both humeri and femurs visible.
Placenta: Located on the anterior wall, maturity grade 0. During the scan, both fetal renal pelvises were separated by approximately 0.6 cm.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, the biparietal diameter (BPD) is approximately 6.5 cm, corresponding to about 26 weeks plus, the head circumference (HC) is approximately 23.4 cm, corresponding to about 25 weeks plus, the abdominal circumference (AC) is approximately 21.5 cm, corresponding to about 25 weeks plus, and the femur length (FL) is approximately 4.5 cm, corresponding to about 25 weeks minus. The amniotic fluid index (AFI) is normal, ranging between 8.0-18 cm.Advice:
Your fetus is approximately at 25 weeks plus, and the fetal development is normal. Renal pelvic separation of no more than 1.0 cm is considered normal. A follow-up ultrasound scan should be conducted at 28 weeks to assess fetal development. At this stage, the fetal position will also be fixed.