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To Calculate Gestational Age, Embryo Measurement Is More Reliable Or Gestational Sac Measurement?

Hi doctor, I am 7.4 weeks pregnant. Embryo= 13 mm; that is correct, as I see, for 7.4 weeks. But the gestational sac measurement is 30 mm. Is that correct? Or is it too big? I read that the gestational sac measurement is not so realiable as the embryo measurement to calculate the gestational age. Thank you.
Fri, 6 Dec 2013
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The embryo measurement that is the crown to rump length is a better indicator of gestational age......gestational sac size is mostly not used to calculate gestational age...However most accurate method is by lmp that is last dates of periods
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To Calculate Gestational Age, Embryo Measurement Is More Reliable Or Gestational Sac Measurement?

The embryo measurement that is the crown to rump length is a better indicator of gestational age......gestational sac size is mostly not used to calculate gestational age...However most accurate method is by lmp that is last dates of periods