Association Between Iatrogenic Delivery for Suspected Fetal Growth ...

In this exploratory study conducted in Victoria, Australia, iatrogenic delivery of infants with severe SGA due to suspected FGR was ...

Iatrogenic delivery for suspected FGR in severe SGA infants was associated with poorer school outcomes.

Association Between Iatrogenic Delivery for Suspected Fetal Growth ...

Delivery before 39 weeks' gestation for suspected fetal growth restriction: more harm than good? in JAMA, volume 326 on page 135.

Iatrogenic Delivery for Suspected Fetal Growth Restriction and ...

The rate of birth weight in less than the third percentile was 12% in the group randomized to early delivery compared with 31% in the group that ...

Association Between Iatrogenic Delivery for Suspected Fetal

There was a significant increase in the odds of poor developmental outcomes in infants with severe SGA delivered for suspected FGR compared with those with ...

Association Between Iatrogenic Delivery for Suspected Fetal Growt...

Undetected fetal growth restriction (FGR) is associated with a late pregnancy stillbirth rate of 16.4 per 1000, but when detected and managed, ...

Association between Iatrogenic Delivery for Suspected Fetal Growth ...

Iatrogenic delivery of infants with normal growth due to suspected FGR was not associated with poorer school outcomes compared with infants with ...

Association Between Iatrogenic Delivery for Suspected Fetal Growth ...

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Early delivery of low-birth-weight infants linked to poor school ...

Infants with severe small for gestational age who were delivered iatrogenically due to suspected fetal growth restriction, or FGR, ...

Iatrogenic Delivery for Suspected Fetal Growth Restriction and ...

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Delivery Before 39 Weeks' Gestation for Suspected Fetal Growth ...

Association between iatrogenic delivery for suspected fetal growth restriction and childhood school outcomes. JAMA. Published July 13,. 2021. doi:10.1001/ ...

Low-Weight Babies Delivered Early Do Worse in School

While the primary goal of iatrogenic delivery for suspected fetal growth restriction is to reduce stillbirth risk, the challenge is that ...

Guideline No. 442: Fetal Growth Restriction: Screening, Diagnosis ...

Clinicians should provide extensive support to prospective parents making difficult decisions when the severity of early-onset fetal growth in the periviable ...

Practice Essentials, Causes of Fetal Growth Restriction, Perinatal ...

Kaijser et al, using a large cohort, were able to demonstrate an association between low birth weight and adult risk of ischemic heart disease.

Evaluation and Management of Suspected Fetal Growth Restriction

In early-onset FGR (“easy diagnosis, difficult management”), the obstetric challenge lies in timing of delivery, whereas in late-onset FGR (“difficult diagnosis ...

Association between fetal growth restriction and stillbirth in twin ...

A diagnosis of SGA or FGR using twin-specific birth-weight charts was strongly associated with stillbirth in twin pregnancies; therefore, these ...

Risk of adverse perinatal outcomes in pregnancies with “small ...

Factors independently associated with increased odds of adverse outcomes included chronic hypertension, hypertensive disorders of pregnancy, and early-onset ...

Association between antenatal diagnosis of late fetal growth ... - PLOS

FGR is associated with poorer educational in mid-childhood, and this association cannot be explained by iatrogenic harm arising from earlier ...

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Long-term neurological outcomes of offspring misdiagnosed with ...

Based on the findings of our study, it has been observed that fetuses suspected to be growth-restricted who subsequently had a normal birth ...