Symmetrical and Asymmetrical IUGR Differences : Symmetrical Vs Asymmetrical IUGR

Опубликовано: 16 Май 2026
на канале: AAUN Obs and Gynae

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This video is about differences between symmetrical and asymmetrical IUGR. In symmetrical IUGR the onset is early means it starts at less than 32 weeks (Seen in 20 % cases), whereas in asymmetrical IUGR Onset is Late means it starts at more than 32 weeks (Seen in 80 % cases). The etiology of symmetrical IUGR include Genetic diseases / Infections (intrinsic to fetus). In symmetrical IUGR on ultrasound all parameters (HC, BPD, AC and FL) smaller than expected. All body parts are uniformly small. While in asymmetrical IUGR there is head sparing effect but the abdomen is small. Head of the baby is of normal size but the rest of body parts are smaller. Symmetrical IUGR is complicated with poor prognosis and the ponderal index is normal in symmetrical IUGR. While the asymmetrical IUGR is usually uncomplicated , having good prognosis and the ponderal index is low.
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