Routine Ultrasound at 30th-33rd weeks versus 30th-33rd and 35th-37th weeks in Low-Risk Pregnancies: A Randomized Trial.

Catarina Policiano,Jorge M. Mendes,Andreia Fonseca,Joana Barros,Sara Vargas,Margarida Cal,Inês Martins, Catarina Carvalho,Diana Martins,Nuno Clode,Luis M. Graca

Fetal diagnosis and therapy（2022）

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Abstract

A later ultrasound (35-37 weeks) had a high accuracy for detection of FGR and had a higher correlation between EFW and birthweight centiles. Furthermore, it was also associated with lower adverse perinatal outcomes compared to an earlier ultrasound.

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Adverse perinatal outcome,Cesarean deliveries,Estimated fetal weight,Fetal growth restriction,Low-risk pregnancy,Nonreassuring fetal status,Third trimester screening,Ultrasonography

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