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To identify and adequately manage cases of growth restriction and preterm delivery in a timely manner should be considered a public health priority, especially in developing countries. Fetal growth differs not only between individuals but also between populations. The purpose of this prospective, cross-sectional, observational study was to construct new reference charts and equations for fetal femur length in relation to menstrual age, in North Indian women with normal singleton pregnancies. 1081 pregnant women were scanned using real-time transabdominal ultrasonogram, 947 women fitted the inclusion criteria. Mean ± sd was computed and compared with available data of other population using t-test. Regression equation was calculated and the predicted femur length was compared with available data of other studies. The results suggest that fetal growth with respect to femur length may not be adequately assessed by using reference charts obtained from other populations. We have created new reference ranges for fetal femur length in North Indian population.

Ultrasonographic Study of Femur Length in Fetuses of North Indian Women