Building consensus and standards in fetal growth restriction studies.

作者: Sanne Jehanne Gordijn , Irene Maria Beune , Wessel Ganzevoort

DOI: 10.1016/J.BPOBGYN.2018.02.002

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摘要: Fetal growth restriction is a pathologic condition in which the fetus fails to reach its biologically based potential. There inconsistency terminology, definition, monitoring, and management, both clinical practice existing literature. This hampers interpretation comparison of cohorts studies. Standardization essential. With lack golden standard, or opportunity come empirical evidence, consensus procedures can help establish standardization. Consensus provide no new information but formulate an agreement (as second best absence robust evidence) for and/or research on basis data. agreements need be updated when evidence becomes available change over time. In this chapter, we address different issues that uniformity FGR studies management. Furthermore, discuss several methods recent regarding fetal restriction.

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