The Determination of Fetal Gender with Gestational Sac Volume Maternal Age and Body Mass Index
OBJECTIVE: In this study, we aimed to examine the effects of fetal gender on Gestational Sac Volume (GSV), maternal age and Body Mass Index (BMI) between 10 and 12 gestational weeks in order to detect the fetal gender in diseases being transferred genetically with x by using non-invasive methods. S...
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OBJECTIVE: In this study, we aimed to examine the effects of fetal gender on Gestational Sac Volume (GSV), maternal age and Body Mass Index (BMI) between 10 and 12 gestational weeks in order to detect the fetal gender in diseases being transferred genetically with x by using non-invasive methods.
STUDY DESIGN: 37 pregnant women who came for routine antenatal controls between 10 and 12 gestational weeks were incorporated in study. The GSV was measured via transabdominal ultrasonography on those pregnant women, maternal ages were determined and BMI was calculated. Then, between 20 and 22 gestational weeks, pregnant women were taken in sonographic evaluation for sex determination.
RESULTS: The average age of pregnant women was 32 (min.20 - max.41). 28 of them (76%) were pregnant in 10 weeks, 5 of them (14%) were pregnant in 11 weeks, and 4 of them (%10) were pregnant in 12 weeks. The GSV, maternal age and BMI values of all of the pregnant women were compared. No significant relationship was found between male and female fetuses in terms of GSV, maternal age and BMI values (p>0.05).
CONCLUSION: We found that GSV, maternal age and BMI have no effect for determination of fetal gender which is very important for hereditary diseases in early pregnancy.
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| spelling | doaj-art-26451b96eff6470585c238a8f03c8feb2025-02-11T21:23:49ZengMedical NetworkGynecology Obstetrics & Reproductive Medicine1300-47512602-49182014-08-0120283The Determination of Fetal Gender with Gestational Sac Volume Maternal Age and Body Mass IndexAytekin Aydın0Mustafa Öztürk1Murat Gökhan Kinaş2Etimesgut Military Hospital Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, AnkaraEtimesgut Military Hospital Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, AnkaraMilitary Hospital Women and Chilhood Desease Hospital, Van OBJECTIVE: In this study, we aimed to examine the effects of fetal gender on Gestational Sac Volume (GSV), maternal age and Body Mass Index (BMI) between 10 and 12 gestational weeks in order to detect the fetal gender in diseases being transferred genetically with x by using non-invasive methods. STUDY DESIGN: 37 pregnant women who came for routine antenatal controls between 10 and 12 gestational weeks were incorporated in study. The GSV was measured via transabdominal ultrasonography on those pregnant women, maternal ages were determined and BMI was calculated. Then, between 20 and 22 gestational weeks, pregnant women were taken in sonographic evaluation for sex determination. RESULTS: The average age of pregnant women was 32 (min.20 - max.41). 28 of them (76%) were pregnant in 10 weeks, 5 of them (14%) were pregnant in 11 weeks, and 4 of them (%10) were pregnant in 12 weeks. The GSV, maternal age and BMI values of all of the pregnant women were compared. No significant relationship was found between male and female fetuses in terms of GSV, maternal age and BMI values (p>0.05). CONCLUSION: We found that GSV, maternal age and BMI have no effect for determination of fetal gender which is very important for hereditary diseases in early pregnancy. https://gorm.com.tr/index.php/GORM/article/view/141Fetal genderUltrasonographyFirst trimester |
| spellingShingle | Aytekin Aydın Mustafa Öztürk Murat Gökhan Kinaş The Determination of Fetal Gender with Gestational Sac Volume Maternal Age and Body Mass Index Gynecology Obstetrics & Reproductive Medicine Fetal gender Ultrasonography First trimester |
| title | The Determination of Fetal Gender with Gestational Sac Volume Maternal Age and Body Mass Index |
| title_full | The Determination of Fetal Gender with Gestational Sac Volume Maternal Age and Body Mass Index |
| title_fullStr | The Determination of Fetal Gender with Gestational Sac Volume Maternal Age and Body Mass Index |
| title_full_unstemmed | The Determination of Fetal Gender with Gestational Sac Volume Maternal Age and Body Mass Index |
| title_short | The Determination of Fetal Gender with Gestational Sac Volume Maternal Age and Body Mass Index |
| title_sort | determination of fetal gender with gestational sac volume maternal age and body mass index |
| topic | Fetal gender Ultrasonography First trimester |
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