… Fetal growth restriction (FGR) leads to increased neonatal … measurement of this placental
dysfunction could potentially identify FGR independently of fetal size. Invasive measurements …

… In summary, using multi-parametric MRI, we have shown a strong link between measurement
of feto-placental blood oxygenation and presence of fetal growth restriction. MRI measured …

… considered growth restricted as pregnancy progresses. Fetal Magnetic Resonance Imaging
(f-… SI lung/liver was related to anthropometric measurements and could become a potential …

… T2* measurements in normal pregnancies and in those with fetal growth restriction (FGR). …
of repeat placental T2* magnetic resonance imaging measurements in a single placental slice …

… in utero fetal imaging without motion artefacts. Echo planar imaging has been used to measure
… Two small animal studies have suggested the possibility of intrauterine growth restriction …

… imaging modalities is therefore necessary whenever fetal growth restriction is suspected. …
Ratios of fetal measurements do not improve the detection of growth delay but could be helpful …

… and measurements of biomarkers. For the development of such a model it is essential that
every single parameter is measured … Regarding imaging procedures, research has shown that …

… study using MRI to compare organ growth and measure the relationship between brain:liver …
MRI imaging, which has limited resolution compared with the dynamic imaging sequences …

… to measure hemodynamic parameters and brain growth in late-onset IUGR fetuses. … Each
subject was scanned using the same imaging protocol according to our previously published …

… imaging (DWI) is a sensitive method for assessing brain maturation and detecting brain lesions,
providing apparent diffusion coefficient (ADC) values as a measure of … growth restriction (…