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Two Norwegian models for ultrasoundeSnurra produces more correct results than This leads to a corresponding bias in the based determination of the estimated date of delivery (EDD) are currently available: eSnurra and Terminhjulet. The choice of method to use is not inconsequential. The Norwegian Directorate of Health recommends eSnurra. Terminhjulet suffers from a systematic bias that may cause too many pregnancies to be considered post-term, and some women may be given an erroneous EDD and an inaccurate fetal age. The outcome of an application for abortion may depend on which model is used. This could also entail significant consequences in terms of the treatment offered to women with threatening extreme pre-term delivery. eSnurra is a population-based model developed at the National Centre for Fetal Medicine at St. Olavs Hospital, Trondheim, Norway, the Department of Medical Informatics at the University of Oslo, Norway, and the Norwegian Institute of Public Health (1). Stavanger University Hospital, Norway, has been involved in the evaluations (2).

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