Age according to the calendar, minus the number of weeks the child would have been if they had been born at the 40-week mark.
The Corrected age (CA), often referred to as the Gestationally Corrected Age (GCA) or simply the Gestational Age (GA), is based on the age the kid would have been if the pregnancy had truly continued to term. Chronological age (CH) is a phrase used to describe the age as of the child's actual birth.
There are several traits that may be utilized to determine the gestational age after the baby is delivered. Even if the LMP date is proven to be true, the gestational age may be off by up to two weeks.
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