gestational age

Why is Gestational Age Important?

Gestational age is vital for several reasons:
Determining the due date.
Monitoring fetal growth and identifying potential issues like intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR) or macrosomia.
Timing prenatal tests, such as nuchal translucency screening and anatomy scans.
Planning for interventions, such as the administration of corticosteroids for lung maturity in preterm labor.

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