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Foundation: restricted intrauterine growth requires intensive prenatal management to determine fetal status and delivery time.Objective: To describe the perinatal outcomes of restricted intrauterine growth. Methods: case series study developed at the Cienfuegos Hospital in 2022. The studied variables were: type of delayed intrauterine growth, results of Doppler ultrasound in maternal and fetal vessels, diseases that complicated the pregnancy, type of delivery, weight and gestational time to delivery, adverse perinatal outcomes. The distribution of clinically important variables was compared with adverse perinatal outcomes.Results: delayed growth affected 4.7% of births, 25% had early onset; 17.3% had preeclampsia, 41.3% had MPI ArUt >95 p. 14.4% of fetuses presented alterations in Doppler flows (ICPConclusions: the alteration of the cerebroplacental index in the fetus, birth before 34 weeks and weight less than 1500 g at birth, increases the adverse perinatal risk in fetuses/neonates with restricted intrauterine growth. |
