Fetal Growth Restriction (FGR)
If you are an expecting parent, a healthcare professional, or a researcher: here you find information about early-onset fetal growth restriction (eoFGR) and information about ongoing clinical studies. Our website is designed to help you learn about eoFGR and to give you support.
AND FOR PARENTS
FGR is a condition where a fetus does not grow as expected. The most common cause is that the placenta cannot provide the baby with everything it needs to grow. This condition can cause serious health problems for the baby, especially if it starts already early in the pregnancy.
FOR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS
FGR diagnosed at or before 32 weeks of gestational age is called early-onset FGR. It differs from late-onset FGR not only in its timing but also in its link to preeclampsia, the patterns and severity of placental dysfunction, clinical manifestations and adverse outcomes, and the dilemmas of iatrogenic preterm birth.
SAVE FGR and other studies
