SGA stands for “Small for Gestational Age.” It is a medical term used to describe a fetus or newborn that is smaller than the typical size for a given gestational age. This condition can be identified during prenatal ultrasound examinations or at birth. The term is used to assess growth patterns and can be associated with various factors, including maternal health, placental function, and genetic influences. SGA infants may face risks such as increased likelihood of complications during labor and delivery, as well as potential long-term developmental issues. Monitoring and management are essential to address any underlying causes and to support the health of the SGA infant.
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