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USING FETAL SOFT TISSUE MEASURMENTS WITH TRADITONAL MEASUREMENTS FOR FETAL WEIGHT ESTIMATION

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Measuring baby fat for better birth weight estimates

Knowledge-focused Not yet recruiting

This study aims to improve how doctors estimate a baby's weight before birth by also measuring soft tissue thickness, not just bone size. About 300 pregnant women at 37 weeks or more will have an ultrasound within 72 hours of delivery. The goal is to create a more accurate formul…

Matched conditions: USING FETAL SOFT TISSUE MEASURMENTS WITH TRADITONAL MEASUREMENTS FOR FETAL WEIGHT ESTIMATION

Sponsor: Assiut University • Aim: Knowledge-focused

Last updated May 11, 2026 20:40 UTC

USING FETAL SOFT TISSUE MEASURMENTS WITH TRADITONAL MEASUREMENTS FOR FETAL WEIGHT ESTIMATION

Get alerted when new USING FETAL SOFT TISSUE MEASURMENTS WITH TRADITONAL MEASUREMENTS FOR FETAL WEIGHT ESTIMATION trials appear

Measuring baby fat for better birth weight estimates