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Ultrasound Measurements: What Does 'M' Indicate?
The letter “M” on an ultrasound image typically denotes a measurement (e.g., nuchal translucency, femur length) rather than fetal sex. Gender determination is based on visualizing the genital anatomy, not a letter code.
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