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Cephalic index

2022-05-10 14:39:38
During my anamoly scan at 18 weeks 5 days, my cephalic index showed 69 and dolicocephaly. Is it normal or common finding? Or it will affect in future?
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Nothing to worrry

Answered2022-05-10 18:08:02

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Cephalic index is the ratio between the bredth of the head divided by length of the head. Normally it should be between  75 and  100%. In your case it shows that the head of the baby is a little compressed from side to side.  It will change in subsequent ultrasound scans . There is no cause for worry at present.

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Incomplete information Need the ultrasound to comment Was the dual test normal?

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