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Figure 1. Flow diagram of patients included in the study.
Fetal growth restriction (FGR) was defined as follows: the estimated body weight in utero by ultrasonic measurement and the actual body weight at birth based on the birth size standards by gestational age for Japanese neonates are below the 10^th percentile (−1.28 SD).
Severe FGR was defined as follows: the estimated body weight in utero by ultrasonic measurement and the actual body weight at birth are both below the 3^rd percentile (−1.88 SD).
Small for gestational age (SGA) was defined as follows: the body weight at birth is below the 10^th percentile.
DQ: developmental quotient.

Figure 2. Comparison of the DQ scores of children during the 1- and 2-year corrected ages in the AGA and sFGR groups.
DQ: developmental quotient, AGA: appropriate for gestational age, sFGR: severe fetal growth restriction, P-M: Postural-Motor area, C-A: Cognitive-Adaptive area, L-S: Language-Social area (n = 26 in each group, *One data point is missing).

Figure 3. Correlation between the DQ scores and clinical factors in the sFGR group.
A: Gestational age at the diagnosis of FGR. B: Duration of fetal growth arrest. C: Gestational age at birth. D: Fetal body weight at birth. E: Z score of fetal body weight at birth. sFGR: severe fetal growth restriction (n = 26).