Abstract
IUGR remains an important health problem in developing countries around the world, being one of the major obstetrical syndromes associated with placental defects, but also one of the topical issues of neonatology, and in particular the association between IUGR and prematurity under 32 weeks of gestation. Neonatal morbidity and mortality remain significant and has an important economic impact. The need for more stringent diagnostic criteria remains a problem. The study proposes to follow the time of extraction of a premature pregnancy IUGR with gestation age �32 weeks, taking into account the centralization of bloodflow as well as IH (hypoxic index) during observation, following the immediate consequences on this new category - as well as their prognosis depending on the associated pathology using cerebral serial Doppler ultrasounds and near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS).
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