Fetal adrenal gland size in preeclamptic pregnancies with and without fetal growth restriction: an ultrasonographic assessment

Fetal adrenal gland enlargement, particularly increased cortex width, is associated with preeclampsia and may serve as a noninvasive ultrasonographic biomarker. An adrenal glandthe ratio≥2.8 demonstrates strong diagnostic potential for identifying PE and PE+FGR, offering a valuable tool for early diagnosis and management.

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Journal of Perinatal Medicine
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2025-10-03
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https://doi.org/10.1515/jpm-2025-0248
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Pregnancy and preeclampsia studies
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Fetal adrenal gland size in preeclamptic pregnancies with and without fetal growth restriction: an ultrasonographic assessment

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Fetal adrenal gland size in preeclamptic pregnancies with and without fetal growth restriction: an ultrasonographic assessment

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Abstract

Fetal adrenal gland enlargement, particularly increased cortex width, is associated with preeclampsia and may serve as a noninvasive ultrasonographic biomarker. An adrenal glandthe ratio≥2.8 demonstrates strong diagnostic potential for identifying PE and PE+FGR, offering a valuable tool for early diagnosis and management.

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