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    What to Know About the Fetal Pole and Early Pregnancy Ultrasound

    The fetal pole, which is also called an embryo, is one of the initial phases of pregnancy.

    Fetal pole images

    It's typically the first stage of embryonic growth visible in an ultrasound. If the embryo isn't far enough along to have developed into a recognizable fetus, the ultrasound technician will look to identify a fetal pole.

    Many providers schedule an early ultrasound soon after you see a positive result on a home pregnancy test.

    Knowing more about the fetal pole can help you to feel more prepared for your first prenatal visit. Here's what you need to know about fetal poles and their development.

    What Is the Fetal Pole?

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    • The fetal pole appears as a thick area alongside the yolk sac, which is a source of nourishment at the beginning of pregnancy. It's a preliminary structure that ultimately develops into a fetus.

    Curved in appearance, the fetal pole has the head of the embryo at one end and a tail-like structure at the other.

    The distance between these two points is used to measure the crown-to-rump length

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