biophysical profile (bpp)

When is a BPP Typically Recommended?

A BPP may be recommended in various scenarios, including:
High-risk pregnancies
Decreased fetal movements
Maternal conditions like diabetes, hypertension, or preeclampsia
Suspected fetal growth restriction
Post-term pregnancies (beyond 42 weeks)

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