… weight with maternal weight revealed that only 24% and 27% of the increase in fetal weight
in … , respectively, could be attributed to maternal weight alone. This is not a significantly high …

… weight. In the present study, a significant association between low maternal weight and low
birth weight … On the other hand, no association was found between low maternal weight and …

… adverse obstetric outcome, has not been studied in depth in relation to advanced maternal
age… The aim of the present study was to investigate the effect of parity on obstetric outcome in …

… weight objectively measured in the early gestation. In our study, we used the body weight
at … , and prevalence of major adverse obstetric outcomes in our hospital did not significantly …

… several studies have demonstrated the association between inadequate maternal weight
and perinatal outcomes, few studies have addressed dimensions and their consequences. …

… weight minus beginning of pregnancy weight) was the superior measure for maternal
weight retention at 6 months and for maternal … for today's obstetric population. In this study, …

… We used this threshold because the risks of both neonatal and maternal morbidity increase
sharply beyond 4500 g. Gestational diabetes was diagnosed on the basis of 2 abnormal …

… compared to healthy weight mothers. Regarding obstetric outcomes overweight and obese
… via caesarean section in comparison to healthy weight mothers, whereas for underweight …

… weights … maternal BMI over the same period. Our study is in accordance with these studies
as we report increased macrosomia (birth weight more than 4,500g) with increasing maternal …

… higher incidence of obstetric complications and adverse pregnancy outcome than younger
… the obstetric and perinatal outcome of pregnancies in women with advanced maternal age > …