54. Nonimmune hydrops fetalis
Katherine Connolly, Joanne Stone
Abstract
Katherine Connolly, Joanne Stone
Abstract
DEFINITION A fetus with EFW ≥4000 g can be presumed to be macrosomic. Macrosomic newborns can be classified as grades I (birth weight 4000-4499 g), II (4500-4999 g), and III (≥5000 g) [1]. This classification is clinically relevant because the grades are associated with different types of complications. Instead, a fetus is large for gestational age (LGA) when his/her EFW is estimated to be >95% for gestational age.
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DEFINITION A fetus with EFW ≥4000 g can be presumed to be macrosomic. Macrosomic newborns can be classified as grades I (birth weight 4000-4499 g), II (4500-4999 g), and III (≥5000 g) [1]. This classification is clinically relevant because the grades are associated with different types of complications. Instead, a fetus is large for gestational age (LGA) when his/her EFW is estimated to be >95% for gestational age.
Key concepts: Hydrops fetalis, Medicine, Obstetrics, Fetus, Pregnancy, Biology, Genetics