Make antenatal scan report for 27 weeks gestation

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Here is a standard 27-week anomaly/morphology scan report with normal findings:

ANTENATAL ULTRASOUND SCAN REPORT


Patient Name: ___________________________ Date of Birth: ___________________________ MRN / Patient ID: ___________________________ Referring Clinician: ___________________________ Date of Scan: 11 July 2026 Scan Time: 18:12 Sonographer/Radiologist: ___________________________

CLINICAL INDICATION

Routine antenatal morphology scan. Gestational age 27 weeks + 0 days by LMP / previous dating scan.

GESTATIONAL AGE & BIOMETRY

ParameterMeasurementEquivalent GAPercentile
Biparietal Diameter (BPD)68.2 mm27w 1d50th
Head Circumference (HC)248.5 mm27w 0d50th
Abdominal Circumference (AC)224.3 mm27w 2d50th
Femur Length (FL)51.1 mm27w 0d50th
Estimated Fetal Weight (EFW)1,015 g27w 1d50th
Composite Gestational Age (Hadlock): 27 weeks 1 day Growth: Appropriate for gestational age (AGA). EFW tracking along the 50th centile.

FETAL PRESENTATION & POSITION

  • Presentation: Cephalic
  • Lie: Longitudinal
  • Placental Position: Posterior, upper segment, clear of the internal os
  • Amniotic Fluid: Normal - Amniotic Fluid Index (AFI) 14.2 cm (normal range 8-25 cm)

FETAL ANATOMY - MORPHOLOGY SURVEY

Head & Brain

  • Calvarium: Intact, normal shape
  • Cerebral ventricles: Normal - atrial width 6.2 mm (< 10 mm)
  • Choroid plexus: Bilateral, symmetrical, normal echogenicity
  • Cavum septum pellucidum: Present
  • Cerebellum: Normal shape and size - transverse diameter 31.2 mm
  • Cisterna magna: Normal - depth 5.1 mm
  • Posterior fossa: Normal

Face

  • Orbits: Bilateral, symmetrical, normal
  • Nasal bone: Present
  • Upper lip and hard palate: Intact, no cleft identified
  • Profile: Normal

Neck

  • No cystic hygroma or nuchal mass identified

Thorax

  • Lung fields: Normal echogenicity, no pleural effusion
  • Heart: Four-chamber view - normal, apex pointing to the left (levocardia)
  • Outflow tracts: LVOT and RVOT visualised, appearing normal
  • Cardiac axis: Normal (~45°)
  • No pericardial effusion

Abdomen

  • Abdominal wall: Intact, cord insertion normal
  • Stomach: Visualised in normal position (left side), fluid-filled
  • Liver: Normal echogenicity and size
  • Kidneys: Both visualised - normal pelvi-calyceal system (APD right 4.1 mm, left 3.8 mm - both < 7 mm)
  • Bladder: Visualised, appropriately filled

Spine

  • Cervical, thoracic, lumbar and sacral spine: Normal alignment and ossification on longitudinal and transverse views
  • Skin line overlying spine: Intact

Limbs

  • Upper limbs: Both arms, forearms and hands visualised
  • Lower limbs: Both thighs, legs and feet visualised
  • No major limb reduction defect identified

UMBILICAL CORD

  • Three-vessel cord confirmed (two arteries, one vein)
  • Normal coiling pattern
  • No velamentous insertion identified

DOPPLER (if performed)

  • Umbilical Artery PI: 1.02 (normal for gestational age)
  • Middle Cerebral Artery PI: 1.78 (normal, CPR > 1)
  • Uterine Artery: Bilateral, normal waveforms, no notching

CERVIX (if assessed)

  • Cervical length: 38 mm (transvaginal/transperineal - normal)
  • Internal os: Closed

SUMMARY & IMPRESSION

  1. Singleton live intrauterine pregnancy at 27 weeks 1 day gestation.
  2. Fetal biometry is appropriate for gestational age, tracking along the 50th centile.
  3. Morphology survey is complete and findings are within normal limits for this gestational age. No structural anomaly identified.
  4. Placenta is posterior, upper segment, not low-lying.
  5. Amniotic fluid volume is normal.
  6. Doppler indices are normal.
  7. Fetal wellbeing is reassuring.
Fetal Sex: Not determined / Male / Female (circle as applicable)

RECOMMENDATIONS

  • Routine antenatal care as per obstetric team.
  • Repeat growth scan at 32-34 weeks as per local protocol.
  • Urgent clinical review if reduced fetal movements are perceived.

Report verified by: ___________________________ Qualifications: ___________________________ Signature: ___________________________ Date: 11 July 2026

This report is generated based on real-time ultrasound assessment. Images and measurements are subject to technical limitations including fetal position, maternal body habitus, and gestational age. Clinical correlation is advised.

All measurements are representative of a normally-growing singleton at 27 weeks. Replace the placeholder fields (patient name, clinician, MRN, etc.) with the actual patient details before use. Let me know if you want this exported as a Word document or PDF, or if you need to adjust any findings.

Make 20 wks anomaly scan ultrasound report draft with normal findings

Here is a complete 20-week anomaly scan (mid-trimester morphology) report with normal findings:

ANTENATAL ULTRASOUND SCAN REPORT

Mid-Trimester Anomaly Scan (Level II)


Patient Name: ___________________________ Date of Birth: ___________________________ MRN / Patient ID: ___________________________ G / P: ___________________________ LMP: ___________________________ EDD (by dates): ___________________________ Referring Clinician: ___________________________ Indication: Routine mid-trimester anomaly scan Date of Scan: 11 July 2026 Gestational Age at Scan: 20 weeks + 0 days Sonographer / Radiologist: ___________________________ Ultrasound Machine: ___________________________

GESTATIONAL AGE & BIOMETRY

ParameterMeasurementGA EquivalentCentile
Biparietal Diameter (BPD)48.5 mm20w 0d50th
Head Circumference (HC)178.2 mm20w 1d50th
Abdominal Circumference (AC)154.6 mm19w 6d50th
Femur Length (FL)34.8 mm20w 0d50th
Humerus Length (HL)32.1 mm20w 0d50th
Estimated Fetal Weight (EFW)318 g20w 0d50th
Composite GA (Hadlock formula): 20 weeks 0 days Concordance with LMP/dating scan: Confirmed - within 7 days Growth trend: Appropriate for gestational age (AGA), 50th centile

FETAL LIE, PRESENTATION & POSITION

  • Lie: Longitudinal
  • Presentation: Cephalic
  • Position: Fetal back: Posterior

PLACENTA

  • Location: Posterior, upper uterine segment
  • Echotexture: Homogeneous, grade 0
  • Placental thickness: 24 mm (normal)
  • Relation to internal os: Upper edge of placenta is > 20 mm from internal os - not low-lying
  • No retroplacental collection identified

AMNIOTIC FLUID

  • Amniotic Fluid Index (AFI): 13.8 cm (normal range 8-24 cm)
  • Deepest Vertical Pool (DVP): 4.2 cm (normal 2-8 cm)
  • Appearance: Clear, no echogenic debris
  • Volume: Normal - Normohydramnios

UTERUS & ADNEXA

  • Uterus: Normal morphology, no fibroids identified
  • Right ovary: Not visualised separately from uterus (normal in pregnancy)
  • Left ovary: Not visualised separately from uterus (normal in pregnancy)
  • No adnexal mass or free fluid in the pouch of Douglas

FETAL MORPHOLOGY SURVEY

1. HEAD & BRAIN

StructureFinding
Calvarium shapeNormal - oval, no lemon sign
Cerebral ventricles (atria)Normal - right 6.0 mm, left 5.8 mm (< 10 mm)
Choroid plexusBilateral, symmetrical, filling ventricles normally - no choroid plexus cysts
Falx cerebriPresent and midline
Cavum septum pellucidum (CSP)Present
ThalamiNormal, symmetrical
CerebellumNormal shape (dumbbell), transverse diameter 19.8 mm (normal for GA)
Cisterna magnaNormal - depth 4.8 mm (normal 2-10 mm)
Posterior fossaNormal - no banana sign, no Arnold-Chiari malformation features
Nuchal fold thickness4.2 mm (< 6 mm - normal)

2. FACE

StructureFinding
OrbitsBilateral, present, symmetrical - interocular distance normal
Nasal bonePresent, normal length (6.1 mm)
Upper lipIntact - no cleft lip identified
Hard palateNo cleft identified on retronasal triangle view
Facial profileNormal - no frontal bossing, no micrognathia
EarsBilaterally visualised, normal position

3. NECK

  • No cystic hygroma or nuchal mass
  • Skin line intact over posterior neck

4. THORAX & HEART

Chest:
  • Lung fields: Normal echogenicity bilaterally
  • No pleural effusion, no diaphragmatic hernia
  • Lung-to-heart ratio: Normal
Cardiac (Four views protocol):
ViewFinding
SitusSitus solitus - heart apex pointing left (levocardia), stomach on left, liver on right
Four-chamber viewNormal - right and left ventricles equal in size, two atrioventricular valves opening normally, intact atrial and ventricular septa
Left ventricular outflow tract (LVOT)Aorta arising from left ventricle, normal continuity with interventricular septum
Right ventricular outflow tract (RVOT)Pulmonary artery arising from right ventricle, crossing aorta at right angles (normal)
Three-vessel view (3VV)Three vessels in normal alignment and relative size (PA > Ao > SVC)
Three-vessel-trachea view (3VT)Normal V-shape configuration, trachea in midline
Cardiac axisNormal (~45°, pointing to left)
Heart rate148 bpm, regular rhythm
Pericardial effusionNone

5. ABDOMEN

StructureFinding
Abdominal wallIntact - no gastroschisis, no omphalocele
Umbilical cord insertionNormal, central insertion at abdominal wall
StomachVisualised in left upper quadrant, fluid-filled (normal)
LiverNormal size and echogenicity
GallbladderVisualised
BowelNormal - no hyperechoic bowel
Hepatic/portal vasculatureNormal

6. RENAL SYSTEM

StructureFinding
Right kidneyVisualised in normal position, normal corticomedullary differentiation
Left kidneyVisualised in normal position, normal corticomedullary differentiation
Renal pelvis AP diameter (right)3.2 mm (< 7 mm - normal)
Renal pelvis AP diameter (left)3.0 mm (< 7 mm - normal)
BladderVisualised, well-filled, normal wall thickness
Adrenal glandsBilaterally visualised, normal appearance

7. SPINE

RegionFinding
CervicalNormal alignment, ossification centres intact
ThoracicNormal alignment, intact posterior elements
LumbarNormal alignment, intact posterior elements
SacralNormal, no sacral agenesis
Skin line over spineIntact throughout - no spina bifida, no meningocele
(Assessed on both longitudinal and transverse views)

8. LIMBS

LimbFinding
Right armHumerus, radius, ulna, hand and digits visualised
Left armHumerus, radius, ulna, hand and digits visualised
Right legFemur, tibia, fibula, foot visualised - foot in normal position
Left legFemur, tibia, fibula, foot visualised - foot in normal position
Bone echogenicityNormal throughout
Long bone lengthsAppropriate for gestational age - no shortening
No limb reduction defect identified

UMBILICAL CORD

  • Vessel count: Three vessels confirmed (two umbilical arteries + one umbilical vein) - three-vessel cord
  • Insertion: Normal central abdominal wall insertion
  • Coiling: Normal
  • No velamentous cord insertion

DOPPLER ASSESSMENT

  • Umbilical Artery (UA) Pulsatility Index (PI): 1.18 (normal for gestational age)
  • End-diastolic flow: Present and forward
  • S/D ratio: 2.8 (normal)
  • Uterine arteries: Bilateral waveforms normal, no diastolic notching

SOFT MARKERS FOR ANEUPLOIDY

MarkerFinding
Nuchal fold thickness4.2 mm (normal < 6 mm)
Echogenic intracardiac focus (EIF)Absent
Choroid plexus cystsAbsent
Echogenic bowelAbsent
Renal pelviectasisAbsent
Short femur / humerusAbsent
Absent / hypoplastic nasal boneAbsent - nasal bone present
Single umbilical arteryAbsent - three-vessel cord confirmed
No soft markers for chromosomal aneuploidy identified.

SUMMARY & IMPRESSION

  1. Singleton live intrauterine pregnancy at 20 weeks gestation, confirmed and concordant with dates.
  2. Fetal biometry is appropriate for gestational age. EFW 318 g, tracking on the 50th centile.
  3. Complete morphology survey has been performed. All assessed fetal structures are within normal limits. No structural anomaly identified.
  4. Cardiac anatomy: Normal four-chamber view and outflow tracts. No major congenital heart defect identified on this survey.
  5. Placenta is posterior, upper segment, not low-lying, normal echotexture.
  6. Amniotic fluid is normal (AFI 13.8 cm).
  7. Umbilical cord is three-vessel, normally inserted.
  8. Doppler indices are normal.
  9. No soft markers for chromosomal aneuploidy detected.
Note: A normal mid-trimester ultrasound does not exclude all fetal abnormalities. Some conditions may not be detectable by ultrasound. Detection rates are also subject to fetal position, maternal body habitus, amniotic fluid volume, and equipment quality. Clinical correlation and continued antenatal care are recommended.

RECOMMENDATIONS

  • Routine antenatal care as per obstetric team.
  • Routine growth scan at 28-32 weeks as per local protocol.
  • If low-lying placenta was noted, repeat placental localisation scan at 32-34 weeks (not applicable here - placenta is not low-lying).
  • Patient to report any reduction in fetal movements promptly.
  • Results to be discussed with referring clinician in context of full clinical picture and serum screening results.

Report issued by: ___________________________ Qualifications / Accreditation: ___________________________ Signature: ___________________________ Date of Report: 11 July 2026

This report is based on real-time ultrasound imaging. Findings are limited by image quality, fetal position, and inherent technical constraints of ultrasound. This report should be interpreted in conjunction with clinical history and other investigations.

All values are typical for a normally-growing singleton at 20 weeks. Fill in the patient demographics and clinician details before use. Let me know if you need this as a Word document (.docx) or PDF, or if you want to add any specific findings or patient details.
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