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Original Article

A modified prenatal growth assessment score for the evaluation of fetal growth in the third trimester using single and composite biometric parameters

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Pages 745-754 | Received 20 Jan 2014, Accepted 10 Jun 2014, Published online: 11 Jul 2014

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Figure 1. Definition of pathological Percent Deviations. Positive and negative parts of the age-specific reference range for a given anatomical parameter were subtracted from the Percent Deviation value to give the +% Devp and −% Devp values.

Figure 1. Definition of pathological Percent Deviations. Positive and negative parts of the age-specific reference range for a given anatomical parameter were subtracted from the Percent Deviation value to give the +% Devp and −% Devp values.

Table 1. Definitions of Modified Prenatal Growth Assessment Scores.

Table 2. Anatomical Parameter Prenatal Growth Assessment Scores (apPGAS).

Table 3. Composite Prenatal Growth Assessment Scores (cPGAS).

Figure 2. Evaluation of individual composite PGAS values for ic1bPGAS and ic2PGAS. These specific examples demonstrate composite parameters that include at least one soft tissue component such as fractional arm volume (AVol), fractional thigh volume (TVol), mid-arm circumference (ArmC), and mid-thigh circumference (ThC).

Figure 2. Evaluation of individual composite PGAS values for ic1bPGAS and ic2PGAS. These specific examples demonstrate composite parameters that include at least one soft tissue component such as fractional arm volume (AVol), fractional thigh volume (TVol), mid-arm circumference (ArmC), and mid-thigh circumference (ThC).

Table 4. Fetal growth evaluation using mPGAS.

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