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It's consider normal a gestational sac of 5.5mm at 5 weeks + 1day with yolk sac and incipient embryonic pole?
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Yes: I think you are asking if it is normal at 5 weeks to only see a yolk sac located in the gestational sac. If so then yes that is what is expected. A fetal pole can be seen after the 6th week.
Answered 10/31/2013
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