Methods Patients who were between their 26th and 34th week of an uncomplicated
pregnancy, who had not undergone in vitro fertilization, chorionic villus sampling or …

Purpose The hypothesis was fetal sex determination by ultrasound at 11–14 weeks'
gestation has sufficient accuracy to be clinically relevant. Methods Fetal sex assessment by …

Purpose The aim of this study was to evaluate the feasibility and success rate of sex
determination on transabdominal sonographic examination at 11–13 weeks' gestation and …

Background: The aim of the study was to investigate if expecting parents wanted to know the
sex of the fetus during ultrasound examination and if they had discussed it with the midwife …

Objective This study reviews our clinical experience of non‐invasive techniques for early sex
determination. It assesses the effectiveness of these techniques at reducing invasive …

Objective To assess the accuracy of fetal sex determination at 11–14 weeks of gestation.
Methods Fetal gender assessment by ultrasound was prospectively carried out in 172 …

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Since the discovery of the presence of fetal DNA in maternal blood, non-invasive fetal sex
determination has been the test most widely translated into clinical practice. To date there is …

Background. To survey the accuracy of fetal gender determination during first trimester
screening and scan for congenital anomalies. Methods. A prospective observational study …

Introduction Early ultrasound fetal sex determination is of obvious interest, particularly in the
context of X-linked diseases. In the human, the anogenital distance, ie, the distance between …