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The first ultrasound of a pregnancy is the scan every follow-up exam relies on. Needless to say, it’s a very important exam! Each gestational week in the first trimester is vastly different from the last, and recognizing these rapid changes is critical for accurate scanning and excellent patient care. Whether you’re a sonographer, midwife, resident, or OB provider that performs any level of OB ultrasound, this visual guide will help you perform the first trimester scan with full comprehension.
This download includes 19 pages of quick-reference high-value information including:
~Images of embryonic development from 4-9 weeks
~Corresponding beta-hCG levels for each image
~Embryonic & extraembryonic structures and their clinical purpose
~MSD vs CRL dating criteria
~Viability criteria
~Normal first trimester developmental variants and when to be concerned
~First trimester red flags to watch for
Watch yourself grow from competent sonographer to clinical asset your OB doctors rely on!
This is a digital PDF download
The first ultrasound of a pregnancy is the scan every follow-up exam relies on. Needless to say, it’s a very important exam! Each gestational week in the first trimester is vastly different from the last, and recognizing these rapid changes is critical for accurate scanning and excellent patient care. Whether you’re a sonographer, midwife, resident, or OB provider that performs any level of OB ultrasound, this visual guide will help you perform the first trimester scan with full comprehension.
This download includes 19 pages of quick-reference high-value information including:
~Images of embryonic development from 4-9 weeks
~Corresponding beta-hCG levels for each image
~Embryonic & extraembryonic structures and their clinical purpose
~MSD vs CRL dating criteria
~Viability criteria
~Normal first trimester developmental variants and when to be concerned
~First trimester red flags to watch for
Watch yourself grow from competent sonographer to clinical asset your OB doctors rely on!
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