Your own deliveries, scan by scan.

Send a de-identified export of at least 200 recent deliveries: the biometry from your ultrasound reporting system and the delivery summary from your EHR. Growth Intelligence runs every scan through the same assessment the product shows clinicians, as it would have read at the time, and scores it against the birth weight. You receive a written report: how often a high-confidence projection was right, by confidence and by number of scans, and how often the assessment and your practice's decisions pointed different ways. $500, one time. The report arrives two weeks after a clean export.

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How it works

Tell us about your practice. The form below takes two minutes.
Send the export. One row per scan, in the template.
We check it. You hear what the file holds and anything to fix before you pay.
Pay. $500, one time, by secure card payment.
Receive the report. Two weeks from a clean export.

What you receive

A written report, in five parts.

How the tool did on your patients. How often its Alerts and your interventions for size were right, and where the two disagreed.
Accuracy. Pregnancies shown as Alert, Watch or no flag after the last scan, and how many were small or large at birth.
Where the tool and your practice pointed different ways. One grid per size: Alerts without an intervention, interventions without an Alert, and what was born.
Three cases. De-identified growth charts, scan by scan, beside what happened at delivery.
Appendices. The same counts by number of scans and by gestational age, what was received and used, and the method, so each number can be checked.

See a sample report (PDF)

What you send

The export template has one row per scan and a sheet that explains every column: where it usually comes from, its unit, and what to enter when it is unknown.

Export template (XLSX)

If your scan reports print an estimated fetal weight and its percentile, include both and the formula your system uses.

Gestational age in days, from the scan report and the delivery summary. Never a calendar date.
No names, dates of birth or medical record numbers. Your practice assigns the study codes and keeps the key.
Saved as CSV.

Detection depends on scan frequency. Pregnancies with at least two abdominal circumference measurements before 32 weeks were flagged far more often in testing.¹ In the validation cohort, 380 of 722 pregnancies had them.² They are usually the patients already scanned every three to four weeks: diabetes, hypertension, obesity, a prior small or large baby. Every other pregnancies can receive high confidence scores too with more scans.

Request a retrospective

Tell us about your practice.

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Payment

$500, one time. When your export checks out, we email you a secure payment link.

Data stays de-identified and is handled under the Data Use Agreement.

¹ Validation cohort of 814 pregnancies with recorded birth outcomes. With at least two abdominal circumference measurements before 32 weeks, 85 of 97 growth-restricted and 189 of 208 macrosomic fetuses were flagged; with fewer, 7 of 20 and 17 of 46. Internal analysis, data on file, September 2026. Not yet externally validated.

² The same cohort, counting only scans from 24 to 43 weeks, the range the reference standard covers and the product accepts. Data on file, October 2026.