Background: Ultrasound examination of pregnant women to assess the anatomy and normal
developmental parameters of the fetus has been the standard in obstetrics since the 1980s …

Purpose The aim of this study was to evaluate the feasibility and success rate of sex
determination on transabdominal sonographic examination at 11–13 weeks' gestation and …

Objective: Our aim was to compare the fetal sex determined in the ultrasonographic
examination carried out at weeks between 110/7 and 136/7 in singleton pregnancies with …

Background: Until recently, the ultrasound was the only non-invasive scientific way to learn
the gender of the unborn baby. In developed countries, ultrasound practice has far been in …

Aims. The aim of this study was to assess the feasibility and accuracy of fetal gender
assignment by transabdominal ultrasound at 12–14 weeks of gestation. Methods. Fetal …

Objective: The use of ULTRASOUND in the evaluation of pregnancy and its complications is
growing. Determination of FETAL GENDER is important; not only for answering parents …

Diagnostic ultrasound was introduced in the practice of obstetrics through its ability to
measure accurately the biparietal (DBP) diameter of the foetus. The development of …

The need to determine the sex of the fetus in early pregnancy is usually based on medical
indications for early implementation of appropriate therapeutic procedures, and is …

Introduction Early ultrasound fetal sex determination is of obvious interest, particularly in the
context of X-linked diseases. In the human, the anogenital distance, ie, the distance between …

Objective: Fetal sex determination by ultrasound, and its medical and ethical implications,
has been predominantly discussed in mid and late gestation. The development of high …