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This study examines how placental pathology relates to fetal growth restriction and subsequent outcomes for mothers and neonates.

The Association Between Placental Pathology in Fetuses with Fetal Growth Restriction and Maternal and Neonatal Outcomes Post-Delivery

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Prospective analysis reveals placental pathology's impact on fetal growth restriction and neonatal outcomes, suggesting predictive value.

This study examines how placental pathology relates to fetal growth restriction and subsequent outcomes for mothers and neonates.
Included 67 patients diagnosed with fetal growth restriction during pregnancy.
Examined final placental pathology after birth.
Analyzed the relationship between placental pathology and both maternal and neonatal outcomes using SPSS.
Found a significant link between accelerated villus maturation pathology and fetal growth restriction grades.
Observed relationships with birth weight and postnatal placental weight.
Noted a higher neonatal death rate in cases with accelerated villous maturation at one month post-birth (P=0.02).

Farahbod et al. (2025) studied this question.

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