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Definitions from the WebNaegele's RuleDescription:Naegele's Rule is a method used in obstetrics to estimate the due date of a pregnant woman. It was developed by Dr. Franz Naegele in the early 19th century and is still widely employed today. This rule assumes that a pregnancy lasts for approximately 280 days from the woman's last menstrual period. It is considered a simple and practical way to calculate the estimated date of delivery. Examples:Example as a Noun:According to Naegele's Rule, if a woman's last menstrual period began on July 1, her estimated due date will be April 7 of the following year. Example as a Verb:The obstetrician used Naegele's Rule to calculate the patient's due date accurately. Related Products:This book provides a comprehensive guide to pregnancy and includes a section on using Naegele's Rule for estimating the due date: Pregnancy Guide BookLearn more about the development of obstetrics and the historical background of Naegele's Rule with this informative book: History of Obstetrics | ||||
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