WAYS TO PROLONG PREGNANCY IN FETAL GROWTH RESTRICTION SYNDROME AGAINST THE BACKGROUND OF ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION
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According to WHO, the number of newborns with growth retardation ranges from 6.5% in developed countries of Europe to 31.1% in Central Asia. In Russia, the figures vary widely - from 3 to 17%. In the USA 10-15%.Abstract
Fetal growth restriction syndrome (FGRS) is a typical clinical manifestation of major obstetric syndromes, being responsible for a high degree of perinatal morbidity and mortality, a reliable indicator of stratification of pregnant women by risk groups, which determines the extreme relevance of this problem for obstetrics and perinatology.
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