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What is bpd of ultrasound?
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Biparietal Diameter: Bpd (biparietal diameter) is the ultrasound measurement across the head at the level of the parietal bones. It is used in the assessment of fetal age in conjunction with other fetal measurements.
Answered 10/2/2015
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