The phrase "assessment of gestational" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to evaluating or analyzing aspects of pregnancy or gestation.
Example: "The assessment of gestational age is crucial for determining the appropriate prenatal care."
Alternatives: "evaluation of gestational" or "analysis of gestational".
Assessment of gestational age based on ultrasound (US) biometry was first introduced in 1969 by Campbell [ 4], and it has become the preferred method for dating pregnancy.
Obstetric ultrasound instruction given by ultrasound fellowship-trained emergency physicians included fetal presentation, fetal heart rate, placental location, number of gestations and assessment of gestational age.
Healthcare workers found it difficult to detect pregnancies below 16 weeks gestation and, accurate assessment of gestational age below 20 weeks' gestation could be problematic.
The assessment of gestational age in the newborn infant, developed with Victor and published in 1970, was immediately adopted worldwide as a way of distinguishing small babies who were mature but malnourished from those who were premature and of appropriate small size.
In a large unselected population of normal spontaneous pregnancies, to estimate the biologic variation of the interval from the first day of the last menstrual period to start of pregnancy, and the biologic variation of gestational length to delivery; and to estimate the random error of routine ultrasound assessment of gestational age in mid-second trimester.
Assessment of gestational age was made by bimanual palpation of the fundal height.
Most deliveries occurred at a facility, and Dubowitz assessments of gestational age were conducted by physicians.
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When the ultrasound estimate of gestational age differed by > 7 days than the gestational age predicted by maternal report of LMP, the ultrasound assessment was used.
In the weeks of early pregnancy when many women find themselves making important decisions about whether to continue a pregnancy, a transvaginal sonogram provides the most accurate assessment of the gestational age of the fetus, which in turn informs the counseling of risks associated with terminating the pregnancy -- so that's the standard procedure.
At the health facility level, poor health worker performance, drug shortage, confusion about timing and spacing of SP doses, and correct assessment of the gestational age have further been identified as additional obstacles [14] [17].
