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All about ultrasounds
What is an ultrasound? What information will my ultrasound provide? Why would I need an ultrasound during my first trimester? Why would I need an ultrasound later in my pregnancy? What's the ...
www.babycenter.com/0_all-about-ultrasounds_329.bc
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Upside: Detailed article on ultrasounds including what they are used for, risks and the procedure
Downside: Click on 'See all on one page' to reduce clicking
Average fetal length and weight chart
From early on in pregnancy, babies grow at different rates, so these numbers are merely averages. Your baby's actual length and weight may vary substantially. Don't worry too much if an ultrasound ...
www.babycenter.com/average-fetal-length-weight-chart
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Upside: Detailed chart on average fetal length and weights by week
Downside: Busy page
Ultrasound Accuracy?
I had an early ultrasound at 10w5d. The u/s said I was 10w3d. Now to me that is very accurate. I was high risk and was measured quite often by numerous doctors and u/s techs and my due date was never ...
answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20071227165553AAG7KMg
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Upside: Answers to user generated question on how accurate an ultrasound is
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My baby's umbilical cord has two blood vessels instead of three
- will this cause problems? I am 20 weeks pregnant. While I was having an ultrasound I was told that, instead of one vein and two arteries in the cord, they could only see one vein and one artery. ...
www.babycenter.ca/pregnancy/antenatalhealth/scans/twovesselscordexpert/
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Upside: Expert answer to user question on having a single umbilical artery during pregnancy
Downside: User postings may not be right for your situation
I am 9 weeks pregnant. Two gestational sacs were seen three
weeks ago by ultrasound. Now, there is only one heart beat seen, and the other sac has none. Vanishing twin syndrome is suspected. My concern is that the fetus with a heart beat is not measuring ...
ttp://www.justanswer.com/questions/16ndg-9-weeks-pregnant-two-gestational
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Upside: Q&A on seeing two gestational sacs
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Ultrasound Pictures
* A Gestational sac at 5 and a half weeks (vaginal scan). Fetal poles can not yet be seen * A fetus at 6 weeks (vaginal scan) * A fetus at 7 weeks with cord and yolk sac ( vaginal scan ) * A fetus at ...
www.ob-ultrasound.net/frames.htm
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Upside: Many ultrasound pictures and videos
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Ultrasound Pictures - American Pregnancy Association
Ladies, when posting those beautiful pictures of your babies, please think about removing your names from them. I know we all get comfy cozy here and it seems like our little personal haven, but ...
www.americanpregnancy.org/forums/showthread.php?p=192815
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Upside: User postings of ultrasound pictures
Downside: A little hard to navigate the page
Ultrasound Pictures
34 Weeks
www.themommyplaybook.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=477
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Upside: Community site with user postings of ultrasound pictures
Downside: Scroll down to see the postings; need to register
Single Umbilical Artery
I am 25 years old, this is my 3rd child, 10th pregnancy, had 7 miscarriages. LMP 11-15-04. I am now 31 weeks pregnant. At 30 weeks I had an ultrasound to check the placement of placenta. During the ...
en.allexperts.com/q/ObGyn-Pregnancy-issues-1007/Single-Umbilical-Artery.htm
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Upside: Q&A on having a single umbilical cord
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Ultrasound is a technique that uses sound waves to show a
picture of a baby (fetus) in the uterus. Because it uses sound waves instead of radiation, ultrasound is safer than X-rays. Ultrasound provides important information about the health of the fetus and ...
www.marchofdimes.com/professionals/14332_1167.asp
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Upside: Detailed explanation of ultrasounds including how it works and what it is used for during pregnancy
Downside: Small, light color font
