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See Latest ArticlesWhat is the value of ultrasound soft tissue measurements in the prediction of abnormal fetal growth
Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 08/26/09
Farah N et al. – Abnormal fetal growth increases the complications of pregnancy not only for the baby but also for the mother. Growth abnormalities also have lifelong consequences. These babies are at increased risk of insulin resistance, diabetes and hypertension later in life. It is important to identify these babies antenatally to optimise their clinical care. Although used extensively antenatally to monitor fetal growth, ultrasound has its limitations.
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