Normal Pregnancy
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date published 26/09/2007
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SummaryPregnancy (gestation) is the maternal condition of having a developing fetus in the body. The human conceptus from fertilization through the eighth week of pregnancy is termed an embryo; from the eighth week until delivery, it is a fetus.
For obstetric purposes, the duration of pregnancy is based on gestational age: the estimated age of the fetus calculated from the first day of the last (normal) menstrual period (LMP), assuming a 28-day cycle.
Table of Contents
- Pregnancy (gestation) is the maternal condition of having a developing fetus in the body
- Gestational age is expressed in completed weeks
- Live Birth
- An immature infant weighs 500–1000 g and has completed 20 to less than 28 weeks of gestation
- The postmature syndrome is characterized by prolonged gestation
- A prolonged pregnancy is a gestation that has advanced beyond 2 SD from the mean and with a duration of 42½ weeks or longer
- Birth Rate & Fertility Rate
- Neonatal Interval
- Perinatal Interval
- Final Discussion
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