1. Customized Charts and Their Role in Identifying Pregnancies at Risk Because of Fetal Growth Restriction 
Jason Gardosi, MD, FRCOG 
Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Canada  
Volume 36, Issue 5, Pages (May 2014)
DOI: /S (15)
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2. Figure 1
Accuracy of birth weight prediction with adjustment for maternal characteristics
N = Swedish births with gestational age-controlled residuals of birthweight; goodness of fit (R2) is plotted against variables added. R2 in the “optimal” middle tertile (T2) increases from 0.28 with adjustment for sex only, to 0.73 with all variables included.
Reproduced with permission from Francis and Gardosi.15
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3. Figure 2
Perinatal mortality rate and SGA by customized (SGAcust) and population-based (SGApop) centiles, according to maternal BMI
Reproduced with permission from Gardosi et al.14
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4. Figure 3
Perinatal mortality rate (PMR) and SGA by customized (SGAcust) and population-based (SGApop). X axis shows weight groups, with height incrementally increased to maintain same BMI
Reproduced with permission from Gardosi et al.14
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5. Figure 4
Stillbirth (SB) rates in pregnancies with and without FGR and whether or not FGR was detected antenatally. Pregnancies with FGR detected were delivered on average 10days earlier than pregnancies with undetected FGR (median 270 vs. 280days)
Reproduced with permission from Gardosi et al.24
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6. Figure 5
Stillbirth rates 2008 to 2012 in the three high uptake areas North East, Yorkshire, and the West Midlands (Table), and plots to compare the average for these three regions with the rest of England and Wales, which represented low uptake of training areas
Reproduced with permission from Gardosi et al.31
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