Background: Accurate estimation of gestational age is of paramount importance in obstetric care. The most commonly used principle for determining gestational age and duration of pregnancy is Naegele's rule, which is supplemented by ultrasound estimation of gestational age. Aim: This study was to assess the accuracy of Naegele's rule in pregnancy and comparison with ultrasound biometry. Study Design: Hospital based prospective study.
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