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Comparison of Fetal Head Circumference Measurements Using Standard and Long Linear-Array Transducers

Gary F. Simpson, Roy A. Filly

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The authors compared relative fetal head circumference measurements between 8- and 12-cm 3.5-MHz lineararray transducers in a sonographic system that can generate a computed ellipse. The head circumference obtained from the 12-cm transducer was employed as the standard against which the 8-cm transducer was compared. Employing the computer-generated ellipse, the authors accurately predicted head circumference with the 8-cm transducer despite the transducer's inability to visualize the entire calvarial perimeter in any case.

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The authors compared relative fetal head circumference measurements between 8- and 12-cm 3.5-MHz lineararray transducers in a sonographic system that can generate a computed ellipse. The head circumference obtained from the 12-cm transducer was employed as the standard against which the 8-cm transducer was compared. Employing the computer-generated ellipse, the authors accurately predicted head circumference with the 8-cm transducer despite the transducer's inability to visualize the entire calvarial perimeter in any case.

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The authors compared relative fetal head circumference measurements between 8- and 12-cm 3.5-MHz lineararray transducers in a sonographic system that can generate a computed ellipse. The head circumference obtained from the 12-cm transducer was employed as the standard against which the 8-cm transducer was compared. Employing the computer-generated ellipse, the authors accurately predicted head circumference with the 8-cm transducer despite the transducer's inability to visualize the entire calvarial perimeter in any case.

Key concepts: Transducer, Circumference, Head circumference, Ellipse, Perimeter, Medicine, Fetal head, Head (geology)

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