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Endovaginal ultrasonographic measurement of early embryonic size as a means of assessing gestational age.
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Endovaginal ultrasonographic measurement of early embryonic size as a means of assessing gestational age.
Endovaginal ultrasonographic measurement of early embryonic size as a means of assessing gestational age.
Authors:
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S R Goldstein
S R Goldstein
RW
R Wolfson
R Wolfson
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1 January 1994
journal article
research article
Published by
Wiley
in
Journal of Ultrasound in Medicine
Vol. 13
(1)
,
27-31
DOI:
10.7863/jum.1994.13.1.27
PMID:
7636950
Abstract
Crown-rump length has consistently been found to be the most accurate method of determining gestational age in the first trimester. The original regression curve established by Robinson in 1973 with ...
Keywords
ENDOVAGINAL ULTRASONOGRAPHIC
ULTRASONOGRAPHIC MEASUREMENT
EARLY EMBRYONIC
EMBRYONIC SIZE
GESTATIONAL AGE
ASSESSING GESTATIONAL
ENDOVAGINAL
GESTATIONAL
AGE
DETERMINING GESTATIONAL
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