… Abnormalities in placental function can lead to fetal growth restriction (FGR), but there is no
… placental oxygenation between FGR cases and previously reported normal pregnancies. …

… of placental partial oxygen pressure (Po 2 ) have been reported (9–11) but are not possible
in routine clinical practice. Blood oxygenation … ways to assess placental oxygenation (12,13). …

… /intermittent blood flow, persistent hypoxia and oxidative stress in the placenta with
consequences for fetal growth. Fetal growth restriction (FGR) is observed in ∼10% of pregnancies …

… Moreover, despite decreases in maternal oxygenation and uterine blood flow, the PO 2 …
The hyperthermia-induced model of placental insufficiency induces fetal growth restriction by …

… placental imaging. Identifying and quantifying placental oxygenation may be a useful marker
of placental … available technique for quantifying placental oxygen saturation in FGR and …

… link between measurement of feto-placental blood oxygenation and presence of fetal
growth restriction. MRI measured feto-placental oxygen saturation correlates with FGR disease …

… growth restriction (IUGR) and abruption (premature placental … in tum that disturbed placental
oxygenation is a feature of … physiologic role of oxygen in placental development, and the …

… -oxygenation [25, 26]. A method for assessing foetal and placental tissue oxygenation could
be … BOLD MRI has rarely been used to explore foetoplacental oxygenation, and no data are …

… placenta, causing chronic hypoxia and growth restriction of the fetus. Chronically reduced
maternal supply of oxygen to the placental… reprogramming of the placenta. Acute impairment of …

… growth restriction (IUGR) is defined as birth weight below the fifth percentile (1–3). Most
often, it is related to impaired placental function and abnormal fetoplacental oxygenation, and it …