[PDF] Top 20 High Quetelet’s Body Mass Index and Its effect in pregnancy: Maternal and fetal outcome

... with high BMI with a p-value of ...with high BMI with a significant p-value of less than ...of high BMI mothers compares to ...2.79. Maternal obesity more often leads to intrauterine ... See full document

... Our review, after summarising existing data of this study, fails to show a causal relation between low vitamin D level and adverse maternal and neonatal outcome in terms of hypertension, anemia, cesarean ... See full document

... the pregnancy of obese women, their ...during pregnancy contributes to different complications and adverse outcomes including preeclampsia, gestational diabetes, caesarean delivery and fetal ...the ... See full document

... cellular effect which stimulates uterine contractility and sensitizes myometrium to oxytocin resulting in preterm ...labour. High maternal mortality and morbidity in our country are due to many ... See full document

... congenital fetal anomalies, Uteroplacental insufficiency, Premature Rupture of membranes, postdatism, abruption placenta and hypertensive disorder in ...with high incidence of maternal and ... See full document

... possible effect of DF during pregnancy is bleeding due to severe thrombocytopenia in some high- risk pregnancies, such as placenta previa or retro placental ... See full document

... improved maternal and fetal outcomes, owing to several ...of maternal hyperthermia that results in significant core temperature increase ...the effect of fever on maternal and ... See full document

... with maternal BMI 4 . Maternal obesity was associated with a more than doubled risk of stillbirth and neonatal death compared with women of normal weight in yet another study 6 ... See full document

... Most of the patients allowed to go into spontaneous labor, were induced as and when required, none of the booked admitted patients were allowed to go for post maturity. Once the patients went in labor, the case was ... See full document

... and increased operative interferences; while low BMI is associated with preterm delivery, low birth weight babies, anemia etc. 3 The need for present study was to assess the distribution of antenatal women being catered ... See full document

... analyze maternal BMI or weight as a risk factor should consider collecting prepregnancy weight for women to accurately assess pregnancy weight gain and/or prepregnancy ...While pregnancy BMI and ... See full document

... relatively high in Qazvin province. Furthermore, pregnancy complications such as gestational diabetes, preeclampsia, preterm labor, cesarean delivery, and macrosomia might occur frequently with increasing ... See full document

... on maternal wellbeing with obesity correlated with gestational diabetes, hypertensive disorders of pregnancy and increased risk of obstetric ...with its associated sequelae including metabolic and ... See full document

... Chronic inflammatory process associated with obesity extends to the placenta during pregnancy, with recently described direct adverse fetal effects. 8 Gestational diabetes due to insulin resistance, ... See full document

... trauma, fetal death, need for tube feeding and incubator [Abenhaim et ...uncomplicated pregnancy with cephalic presentation of 37 or more weeks of gestation, and thus their cohort is possibly not compa- ... See full document

... increasing body of evidence which suggests that obesity, measured by BMI, predisposes women to complicated pregnancies and increased obstetric ...as high risk and managed according to strict ...pre- ... See full document

... Background: Pregnancy is a time of altered metabolic functioning and maternal blood lipid profiles change to accommodate the developing ...adverse pregnancy outcomes such as gestational diabetes, ... See full document

... high levels of ROS resulting in higher oxidative stress might explain accelerated shortening of telomeres in addition to cellular replication [61, ...that maternal obesity leads to increased oxidative ... See full document

... that maternal obesity leads to increased oxidative stress in both mothers and new- ...in maternal plasma as well as in newborn plasma and placen- tal tissue of obese mothers compared with normal weight ... See full document

... for maternal and neonatal morbidity and mortality ...increasing body of evidence which suggests that obesity, measured by BMI, predisposes women to complicated pregnancies and increased obstetric ... See full document