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The distal femoral epiphyseal ossification center in the assessment of third-trimester menstrual age: sonographic identification and measurement.
Radiology 1985 April
The distal femoral epiphyseal secondary ossification center (DFE), which can be reliably identified and measured sonographically, may assist the sonologist in predicting third-trimester menstrual age. Between 28 and 35 menstrual weeks, the percentage of fetuses with a DFE progressively increases. Although the mean age at DFE appearance is approximately 32-33 menstrual weeks, the DFE may be seen as early as 29 menstrual weeks. Nevertheless, the age of a fetus without an identifiable DFE is most likely less than or equal to 34 menstrual weeks. Measurements of the DFE show that its size increases linearly: the menstrual age of a fetus whose DFE measures greater than or equal to 7mm is most likely greater than or equal to 37 weeks.
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