RipotAbdominal ultrasound report template
A reusable abdominopelvic ultrasound structure for organ findings, measurements and impression.
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Obstetric Ultrasound / Morphology template
Record dating, fetal biometry, assessed anatomy, placenta, fluid and examination limitations. Duplicate fetal sections when appropriate; no automatic dating or growth interpretation.
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OBSTETRIC ULTRASOUND / MORPHOLOGY Patient: ________________ Identifier: ________________ Date: ________________ EXAMINATION CONTEXT Indication and examination type: ________________ Technique and image quality: ________________ Established gestational age, EDD and dating basis: ________________ Number of fetuses: ________________ Chorionicity / amnionicity if multiple: ________________ Fetal identifier and presentation: ________________ BIOMETRY Biparietal diameter (BPD) (mm): ________________ Head circumference (HC) (mm): ________________ Abdominal circumference (AC) (mm): ________________ Femur length (FL) (mm): ________________ Estimated fetal weight (g): ________________ Formula, chart, centile and comparison: ________________ Fetal heart rate (beats/min): ________________ ANATOMY ASSESSED Cranium, brain and face: ________________ Spine: ________________ Thorax and cardiac views: ________________ Abdominal wall, stomach and cord insertion: ________________ Kidneys and urinary bladder: ________________ Limbs: ________________ PLACENTA AND MATERNAL OBSERVATIONS Placental location and relationship to cervix: ________________ Amniotic fluid assessment and method: ________________ Cervix: assessment method and findings: ________________ Maternal uterus / adnexa and other findings: ________________ CONCLUSION Incomplete views and limitations: ________________ Impression: ________________ Follow-up and communication: ________________ Clinician: ________________ Signature: ________________
Obstetric Ultrasound / Morphology
Patient: ________________
Identifier: ________________
Date: ________________
Examination context
Indication and examination type: ________________
Technique and image quality: ________________
Established gestational age, EDD and dating basis: ________________
Number of fetuses: ________________
Chorionicity / amnionicity if multiple: ________________
Fetal identifier and presentation: ________________
Biometry
Biparietal diameter (BPD) (mm): ________________
Head circumference (HC) (mm): ________________
Abdominal circumference (AC) (mm): ________________
Femur length (FL) (mm): ________________
Estimated fetal weight (g): ________________
Formula, chart, centile and comparison: ________________
Fetal heart rate (beats/min): ________________
Anatomy assessed
Cranium, brain and face: ________________
Spine: ________________
Thorax and cardiac views: ________________
Abdominal wall, stomach and cord insertion: ________________
Kidneys and urinary bladder: ________________
Limbs: ________________
Placenta and maternal observations
Placental location and relationship to cervix: ________________
Amniotic fluid assessment and method: ________________
Cervix: assessment method and findings: ________________
Maternal uterus / adnexa and other findings: ________________
Conclusion
Incomplete views and limitations: ________________
Impression: ________________
Follow-up and communication: ________________
Clinician: ________________
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OBSTETRIC ULTRASOUND / MORPHOLOGY FICTIONAL EXAMPLE - NOT FOR CLINICAL USE Illustrative content only; not a clinical reference. Patient: FICTIONAL PATIENT Identifier: DEMO-001 Date: 01 January 2026 EXAMINATION CONTEXT Indication and examination type: Routine mid-trimester anatomy assessment (fictional). Technique and image quality: Transabdominal examination; some views limited by fetal position. Established gestational age, EDD and dating basis: 20 weeks 2 days; EDD 19 May 2026, based on an earlier dating scan (fictional). Number of fetuses: 1 Chorionicity / amnionicity if multiple: Not applicable: singleton. Fetal identifier and presentation: Fetus A; longitudinal lie. BIOMETRY Biparietal diameter (BPD) (mm): 47 Head circumference (HC) (mm): 175 Abdominal circumference (AC) (mm): 150 Femur length (FL) (mm): 32 Estimated fetal weight (g): 330 Formula, chart, centile and comparison: Demonstration measurements only; centile not assigned. Record the validated formula/chart used. Fetal heart rate (beats/min): 148 ANATOMY ASSESSED Cranium, brain and face: Cranium and standard brain views visualised; profile view incomplete. Spine: Visualised in the obtained planes. Thorax and cardiac views: Four-chamber view obtained; outflow views incomplete. Abdominal wall, stomach and cord insertion: Visualised in the obtained views. Kidneys and urinary bladder: Both kidneys and bladder visualised. Limbs: Four limbs visualised; detailed assessment documented in image record. PLACENTA AND MATERNAL OBSERVATIONS Placental location and relationship to cervix: Anterior placenta; relationship to internal os documented on images. Amniotic fluid assessment and method: Deepest vertical pocket 4.2 cm. Cervix: assessment method and findings: Formal transvaginal cervical length not performed. Maternal uterus / adnexa and other findings: No additional finding documented in this example. CONCLUSION Incomplete views and limitations: Profile and cardiac outflow views not adequately assessed. Impression: Single live fetus; anatomy assessment incomplete as above. Measurements alone do not exclude abnormalities. Follow-up and communication: Arrange completion of unassessed views according to the responsible service protocol. Clinician: DEMONSTRATION ONLY - NOT SIGNED FICTIONAL EXAMPLE - NOT FOR CLINICAL USE
Obstetric Ultrasound / Morphology
FICTIONAL EXAMPLE - NOT FOR CLINICAL USE
Illustrative content only; not a clinical reference.
Patient: FICTIONAL PATIENT
Identifier: DEMO-001
Date: 01 January 2026
Examination context
Indication and examination type: Routine mid-trimester anatomy assessment (fictional).
Technique and image quality: Transabdominal examination; some views limited by fetal position.
Established gestational age, EDD and dating basis: 20 weeks 2 days; EDD 19 May 2026, based on an earlier dating scan (fictional).
Number of fetuses: 1
Chorionicity / amnionicity if multiple: Not applicable: singleton.
Fetal identifier and presentation: Fetus A; longitudinal lie.
Biometry
Biparietal diameter (BPD) (mm): 47
Head circumference (HC) (mm): 175
Abdominal circumference (AC) (mm): 150
Femur length (FL) (mm): 32
Estimated fetal weight (g): 330
Formula, chart, centile and comparison: Demonstration measurements only; centile not assigned. Record the validated formula/chart used.
Fetal heart rate (beats/min): 148
Anatomy assessed
Cranium, brain and face: Cranium and standard brain views visualised; profile view incomplete.
Spine: Visualised in the obtained planes.
Thorax and cardiac views: Four-chamber view obtained; outflow views incomplete.
Abdominal wall, stomach and cord insertion: Visualised in the obtained views.
Kidneys and urinary bladder: Both kidneys and bladder visualised.
Limbs: Four limbs visualised; detailed assessment documented in image record.
Placenta and maternal observations
Placental location and relationship to cervix: Anterior placenta; relationship to internal os documented on images.
Amniotic fluid assessment and method: Deepest vertical pocket 4.2 cm.
Cervix: assessment method and findings: Formal transvaginal cervical length not performed.
Maternal uterus / adnexa and other findings: No additional finding documented in this example.
Conclusion
Incomplete views and limitations: Profile and cardiac outflow views not adequately assessed.
Impression: Single live fetus; anatomy assessment incomplete as above. Measurements alone do not exclude abnormalities.
Follow-up and communication: Arrange completion of unassessed views according to the responsible service protocol.
Clinician: DEMONSTRATION ONLY - NOT SIGNED
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- Examination context
- Indication and examination type
- Technique and image quality
- Established gestational age, EDD and dating basis
- Number of fetuses
- Chorionicity / amnionicity if multiple
- Fetal identifier and presentation
- Biometry
- Biparietal diameter (BPD)
- Head circumference (HC)
- Abdominal circumference (AC)
- Femur length (FL)
- Estimated fetal weight
- Formula, chart, centile and comparison
- Fetal heart rate
- Anatomy assessed
- Cranium, brain and face
- Spine
- Thorax and cardiac views
- Abdominal wall, stomach and cord insertion
- Kidneys and urinary bladder
- Limbs
- Placenta and maternal observations
- Placental location and relationship to cervix
- Amniotic fluid assessment and method
- Cervix: assessment method and findings
- Maternal uterus / adnexa and other findings
- Conclusion
- Incomplete views and limitations
- Impression
- Follow-up and communication
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Dating and biometry
Record the established gestational age and dating basis. BPD, HC, AC and FL refer to biparietal diameter, head circumference, abdominal circumference and femur length. Keep units, the growth reference and any estimated-weight formula explicit; Ripot does not calculate or validate dating or centiles.
Anatomy and incomplete views
Record the anatomy actually assessed, placenta and fluid observations. Identify incomplete views and technical limitations. A morphology examination cannot exclude every anomaly. For multiple fetuses, keep measurements and observations consistently associated with each fetus.
Documentation help, not clinical guidance. Use current specialty guidance and local protocols. Review every report before signing or sharing.
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