204 - Fetal Growth Restriction Flashcards
Definition of IUGR
<10%ile
Etiologies of IUGR - Maternal
- pregestational DM
- SLE
- Renal disease
- HTN
- Cyanotic heart disease
- Substances (alcohol, tobacco 3.5x, cocaine, narcotics)
- APLS
- teratogens (cyclophosphamide, valproic, warfarin)
- malnutrition/calorie restricting <600-900kcal/d
Etiologies of IUGR - Fetal
- infections (malaria, CMV, rubella, toxo, VZV, syphilis)
- genetics: trisomy 18 (50%), trisomy 13 (50%), placental mosaicism, congenital heart disease, gastroschisis (25%)
- multiples: twins 25%, triplets/quads 60%. mono/mono via TTTS and unequal placental sharing
Etiologies of IUGR - Placental
- placental disorders: abruption, infarction, circumvallate shape, hemangioma, and chorioangioma. (NOT accreta or previa)
- cord abnormalities: velamentous or marginal cord insertion
Do inherited thrombophilias predispose to IUGR?
NO! only autoimmune mediated i.e. ALPS, SLE
infections cause what % of IuGR?
5-10%
Most common cause of infectious IUGR worldwide?
Malaria
Most common cause of IUGR
placental insufficiency
prevalence of 2 vessel cord and relation to IUGR
1%, mixed data
Risk of fetal death at <10%ile?
1.5%
Risk of fetal death at <5%ile?
2.5%
At what GA can you use fundal height as a screening for IUGR?
24-38wks
Sensitivity and specificity for detecting IUGR at 32-34wks?
Sensitivity: 65-85%
Specificity: 96%
How much are sonos off by?
95% up to 20% off
5% more than 20% off
What UA doppler findings are associated with increased fetal mortality?
Absent and elevated