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We encourage you to check the reference of the charts on the ultrasound machine(s) in your department and source the original paper to find out how the BPD should be measured according to the charts being used.
Across Australia there is a large range of charts being used. Hadlock is quite common for EFW. Chitty is another chart often referenced.