Calculadora gestacional clinic: línea de tiempo por semanas

Pregnancy / baby-development infographic titled "Clinic Gestational Age Calculator Timeline". WEEK-BY-WEEK TIMELINE archetype with clearly separated First Trimester, Second Trimester, and Third Trimester sections, designed as a clean medical timeline for a clinic. Photorealistic healthcare infographic scene on a modern clinic desk with neutral beige palette, minimal medical-clean layout, neutral medical stationery, pregnancy calendar, ultrasound printouts, date wheel graphic, and a central digital screen labeled in English: "Clinic Gestational Calculator". No identifiable people, no real brand logos. Highly organized editorial-medical composition with soft, accurate fetus growth stage icons and clear data visualization for expectant parents. Include labeled timeline points in English: "LMP Start" — "Pregnancy dating usually begins from the first day of the last menstrual period."; "Estimated Conception" — "Conception is commonly estimated about two weeks after the LMP in a regular cycle."; "Weeks Pregnant" — "Gestational age counts forward in weeks and days from the LMP."; "Due Date Estimate" — "Estimated due date is commonly calculated as 40 weeks from the LMP."; "Ultrasound Dating" — "Early ultrasound measurements can help refine gestational age and due date estimates."; "Trimester 1" — "Weeks 1 to 13 include early development and initial dating milestones."; "Trimester 2" — "Weeks 14 to 27 show continued growth and anatomy assessment."; "Trimester 3" — "Weeks 28 to 40 focus on ongoing growth and preparation for birth."; "Growth Markers" — "Simple fetus icons illustrate development stages across the timeline."; "Date Comparison" — "LMP-based and ultrasound-based dates are shown side by side for clarity." Add clean charts, trimester markers, week count indicators, and calendar/date-wheel visuals. Soft editorial illustration blended with photorealistic clinic objects, mother-and-baby positive, tasteful medical-illustration style, soft, accurate, never alarming. All text rendered cleanly in English, no spelling errors, no gibberish characters, no watermarks, no medical claims framed as advice Soft, accurate medical illustration — never alarming. No graphic birth imagery, no medical advice framed as instructions, no real ultrasound photos.