
doi: 10.2139/ssrn.6136286
<p>NHS England recently issued a directive against use of the INTERGROWTH 21<sup>st</sup> estimated fetal weight standard because of its low antenatal screen positive rate for small for gestational age. We investigated whether INTERGROWTH’s standard for symphysis-fundal height, based on the same 8-country cohort as their fetal weight standard, has an appropriate screen positive rate when applied in the National Health Service. </p>
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