Intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR) is found in 1-10% of all pregnancies, and among women with risk factors even twice often. It is connected to worse obstetric results, and its complications can arise long time after delivery. In the paper we described etiology, diagnostics and monitoring of IUGR and its consequences for the child and for the course of neonatal periode.
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