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The Authors review the diagnosis reliabilities of ultrasonic determinations (B.P.D. and A.P.A.D.) used for P.I.F.G. detection. The one that appears to be the most reliable is A.P.A.O. that allows a diagnosis of 80% of cases, even if B.P.D. is normal.
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