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A new semi‐automated method for fetal volume measurements with three‐dimensional ultrasound: preliminary results

Complications in pregnancy are suggested to be the result of intrauterine conditions in the first trimester of pregnancy. Three‐dimensional ultrasound volume measurements might give more information, compared with two‐dimensional measurements. Commonly available methods for volume measurements are not suited for daily practice. This is a report of preliminary results of a promising, more practical semi‐automated method for volume calculations with three‐dimensional ultrasound.