The role of ultrasonography and Doppler velocimetry in diagnosis of IUGR

IUGR currently constitutes one of the most complex issues of modern obstetrical and perinatal sciences, its incidence constantly increasing and influencing wellbeing indicators at birth. The aim of the study was to establish the role of USG exam and Doppler velocimetry in IUGR diagnosis. Materials and methods: The respective study has been undertaken on a sample of 310 pregnant women, diagnosed with IUGR, between 37–41 gestational weeks. The causes of IUGR were: maternal diseases (67.10±2.67%), oligoamnios (63.5±2.32%), hypertensive disorders in pregnancy (23.2±2.38%), anemia (80.3±2.26%) etc. Results: The use o…