TPM Testing, psychometrics, methodology in applied psychology
Assessing the importance of third-trimester ultrasound scan in a low-risk obstetric population: A systematic review
Par MERYM MOHAMMED ALHAKIM, RAHAF RAJIH ALHARBI, MAMDOUH HUSSEIN SULIMANI, MONA SIDAHMED HASSAN, HAYA MOHAMMED ALDOSSARI, HUSSAIN ALLWAIM ,ALISAR ISMAIL, FATIMA MOHAMMED KHIDER, MARWAH IBRAHIM ALHAZMI, MIAN MUNIR ALAHWAL, WARDAH ABDULLAH ALGHAMDI, DUAA MAHER ALDABEAA.
Contenu en anglais
Résumé
Background
Routine third-trimester ultrasound for low-risk pregnancies remains controversial. While its benefit in high-risk pregnancies is established, its role in universal screening is debated. This review synthesizes evidence on detection rates for fetal growth restriction (FGR), small-for-gestational-age (SGA) fetuses, and perinatal outcomes.
Objective
To assess the clinical value, benefits, and limitations of routine third-trimester ultrasound scans in low-risk obstetric populations.