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AFI measurementsFrom: Suzy14 (Suzy14@aol.com)Sat Mar 14 22:00:18 1998
In a message dated 98-03-14 23:20:01 EST, rmc@nmia.com writes: << One of my coworkers insists on students holding the transducer in the sagittal plane for AFI's. I and others feel it doesn't matter as long as you are perpendicular to mom's spine and measuring an AP depth. Any other opinions? >> That's right....AFI can be measured by adding the depth of each of the quadrants (do not include the cord!) in either transverse or longitudinal as long as the transducer is held upright /perpendicular to mom's back. Suzy
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