determinimg AMNIOTIC FLUID INDEX ( AFI )

[@TahirASiddiqui]

Values AFI between 8-18 cm is considered normal; median AFI level is ~14 cm from week 20 to week 35, after which the amniotic fluid volume begins to reduce AFI 20-24 cm is considered as polyhydramnios The normal range for amniotic fluid volumes varies with gestational age. As a rule of thumb: AFI of 25 implies polyhydramnios

[@uzmarazaq1277]

Tahir Ultrasound Center m in my 21st week and afi is 8.1 cm....doc put me on loprin...wht would u suggest

[@SoniaSharma-qq9gc]

Tahir Ultrasound Center our report 34week afi 8.1 its normal or not

[@SoniaSharma-qq9gc]

In34 weeks afi 18.1cm it is normal sir tell me

[@silentkiller123]

@@uzmarazaq1277 wat u get boy or girl

[@aartitiwari611]

Nice information

[@zainabsiddiqui1892]

Best explanation ❤️

[@drkukku1981]

awesome work sir

[@aikashoo8841]

thanks Mr ahmed

[@zohaibzohaib2166]

Thank u so much

[@neoradiology]

fetal small parts should not be included while measuring not only umbilical cord.

[@shashwatpriyadarshi972]

Yes

[@islamicscholar576]

Where can read Afi on scan report

[@TahirASiddiqui]

An AFI between 8-18 is considered normal. Median AFI level is approximately 14 from week 20 to week 35, when the amniotic fluid begins to reduce in preparation for birth. An AFI < 5-6 is considered as Oligohydramnios The exact number can vary by gestational age.

[@TheNumbaOneMiss]

Tahir Ultrasound Center what can I do to increase the fluid?

[@anshutiwari8825]

in 34month pregnancy afi is12cm is it normal?

[@doctronmd1465]

AFI is total of 4 part side ,is it? Just calculation 4 part side?

[@ghulammurtaza451]

Sir Can you please load a video measuring c section scar

[@digiartly]

For some reason my ultrasound tech leaves lot of space between the points even when there is no umbilical cord and i end up getting lower AFI.

[@Gupshupwithwajahat99]

7.3+8.3+7.4+70=27.8cm

[@Traceyi1000]

is it wrong to angle your probe in a quadrant

[@elisaneves5392]

Elias Neves

[@pinkydas7349]

Afi=9-10cm in 36 week is this good or bad

[@thisistiia]

It is normal

[@jennjenn9628]

I dont understand a word hes saying

[@Aditya_SMC]

Are you sure that above 8 cm is a case of polyhydramnios?

[@muhamadfathi9541]

Above 20

[@AS-uy2ud]

I don't agree with some of this teaching. 20 cm is not considered polyhydramnios. You do not include umbilical cord in measurement, but it can be visible in the pocket. This is why I hate doing AFI's. When each person does it differently, one can not f/u properly.

[@AS-uy2ud]

Plus his probe is not perpendicular! Ugh!

[@TahirASiddiqui]

i agree with you. It was an attempt to try to explain how to evaluate AFI . I will try to improve and make another one. THANKS INDEED

[@TahirASiddiqui]

I am not proffessional teacher .................. my effort is for beggeners .................. and i am improving on many aspects ................ so please give me some margin here. Only an effort.

[@AS-uy2ud]

+Tahir Ahmed I understand, but it's not right to post something you're not sure about to people that are learning.

[@TahirASiddiqui]

PLEASE be sure before commenting or critisizing ............... read it .....An AFI between 8-18 is considered normal. Median AFI level is approximately 14 from week 20 to week 35, when the amniotic fluid begins to reduce in preparation for birth. An AFI < 5-6 is considered as Oligohydramnios The exact number can vary by gestational age. Please dont misguide the begenners