Selective Fetal Growth Restriction

Selective fetal growth restriction in twin pregnancies occurs when one twin grows at a healthy rate while the other faces growth challenges due to an unequal share of the placenta. While this is a complex condition to address, the Colorado Fetal Care Center at Children’s Hospital Colorado is significantly reducing loss rates for even the most severe cases of selective fetal growth restriction.
In this video, maternal fetal medicine expert Michael Zaretsky, MD, provides a comprehensive look into diagnostic techniques using Doppler ultrasound to monitor blood flow and fetal interventions like radiofrequency ablation or laser therapy. Learn about the unique challenges of each type of fetal growth restriction and how we navigate the complexities of trying to ensure both twins survive.
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