1134: Adverse outcomes in low-risk term pregnancies stratified by race/ethnicity

Comparison of the risk factors for adverse perinatal outcomes in adolescent age pregnancies and advanced age pregnancies.

OBJECTIVES To evaluate clinical outcomes of pregnancies in adolescent, advanced and reproductive women maternal age. MATERIALS AND METHODS A total of 187 pregnant women were included into the study 51 (27.27%) were adolescent pregnancies, mean age 17.7 +/- 3.3 years (range, 14-18 years), 40 (21.29%) advanced maternal age pregnancies, mean age 41.4 +/- 2.6 years (range, 39-50 years) and 96 (51...

Understanding the risk factors for adverse birth outcomes in adolescent pregnancies.

Outcomes of High-Risk Pregnancies in Northern Iran: Multivariate Logistic Regression Model

Abstract Background and purpose: High-risk pregnancy is referred to a situation in which mother, fetus or neonate are in higher risk of morbidity or mortality. Because of adverse outcomes of high-risk pregnancies, this study aims to determine these outcomes in the North of Iran.  Materials and Methods: We recruited 803 urban and rural pregnant women in this crosssectional ...

Improved Outcomes in ART Pregnancies Complicated by Thrombophilia, Treated with Low Molecular Weight Heparin in Comparison to Spontaneously Conceived Low-Risk, Untreated Pregnancies: A Case Control Study

With the increase of infertility over the last few decades and subsequent increase in the utilization of fertility treatment, there has been an ongoing effort to study the consequences and associations of these interventions on gestation itself as well as the health of the fetus and neonatal outcomes. There have been numerous studies connecting the use of assisted reproductive technologies (ART...

Fetal heart screening in low-risk pregnancies.

The aim of this study was to assess whether a screening program for fetal cardiac malformations is justified in a low-risk population, and which factors influence its accuracy. The fetal heart was evaluated in 7024 pregnant women at 20-22 weeks, and evaluation was repeated at a more advanced gestational age in 9% of cases. Cardiological follow-up was continued postnatally until 2 years of age. ...