IUGR Flashcards

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Definition of IUGR

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Maternal disorders that can cause IUGR?

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  1. APL ab syndrome–NOT factor V Leiden, PT mutation, MTHFR
  2. Pregestational DM
  3. Renal insufficiency
  4. Cyanotic cardiac disease
  5. Autoimmune disease
  6. HTN
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When should IUGR babies be delivered?

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  1. 38-39 6/7wks if just ISOLATED IUGR

2. 34-37 6/7 wks IUGR with other risk factors

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What are risk factors that may influence earlier delivery of babies with IUGR?

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  1. Abnormal dopplers
  2. Maternal risk factors/comorbidities
  3. oligo
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What are risk factors that may influence earlier delivery of babies with IUGR?

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  1. Abnormal dopplers
  2. Maternal risk factors/comorbidities
  3. oligo
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Does maternal nutrition effect fetal growth?

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Studies show poor protein intake prior to 26 wks

Extremely low calorie (600-900kcal/day)…but increasing calories may not solve problem

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Teratogens that cause IUGR

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Cyclophosphamide, Valproate, Warfarin

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Infectious Diseases that cause IUGR

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  1. Malaria
  2. Toxo
  3. Rubella
  4. RPR
  5. CMV
  6. VZV
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Genetic/structural disorders causing IUGR

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trisomy 13, 18 (50% have IUGR) congenital heart disease, gastroschisis

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Placental/Cord abnormalities that cause IUGR

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Single umbilical artery in some studies
Velamentous/marginal cord
Placental abruptions, infarction, circumvallate, hemangioma, chorioangioma

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Why do we have to consider delivering IUGR babies earlY?

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Significantly increased risk for stillbirth:

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IUGR babies same comps as preterm birth babies in NICU

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NEC
RDS
IVH
Hypoglycemia
Hyperbili
Hypothermia
Sepsis
Neonatal death
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Fundal height measurments specificity and sensitivity for detecting IUGR?

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More SPECIFIC than sensitive.
SN = 65-85%
SP = 96%

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Does measuring umb artery dopplers reduce rate of perinatal death?

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YES, by 29%

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Sono measurements can deviate from actual birthweight by what percentage and in what percentage of cases?

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Deviates by 20% in 95% of cases

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Fundal Ht discrepancy that you should suspect fetal growth restriction.

17
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Risk of recurrence of IUGR?

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History of IUGR in prior pregnancy need additional monitoring in this pregnancy? What about known APL ab syndrome?

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NOT indicated

Has not been shown to improve outcomes to increase surveillance pre-emptively for APL ab

19
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Can we prevent IUGR?

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Not really: changing diet, ASA use does not work/insufficient evidence

20
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When do you offer genetic counseling/prenatal diagnostic testing in setting of IUGR?

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IUGR + Structural abnormalities

Early onset IUGR (much higher risk for aneuploidy), midtrimester

21
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What is the optimal surveillance regimen for IUGR babies?

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No optimal one exists:
Should not do BPPs, NSTs at gest age before you think delivery would benefit the baby
IGS q3-4 wks, no more frequent than every 2 wks

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Does absent end diastolic flow have an increased risk of perinatal mortality?

23
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Is it useful to measure MCA or precordial venous system dopplers in IUGR?

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Have not been shown to improve perinatal outcome, role of these measurements uncertain

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Is SVD contraindicated in severe IUGR?

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No…not an indication for primary C/S

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What is abnormal S/D ratio?
> 3.0 at >/= 28wks
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What is abnormal Resistance Index (RI)?
>0.6 at >/= 28 wks
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When do you deliver IUGR babies?
1. 38w0d-39w6d if ISOLATED IUGR 2. 34w0d to 37w6d if IUGR with additional risk factors for adverse outcome (oligo, abnormal UA dopplers, maternal risk factors, comorbidities)
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What if you need to deliver before 34 weeks?
MFM consult steroids Hospital with NICU Mag for NP