… factors associated with postterm pregnancy were identified … of the pathogenesis of postterm
pregnancy it is essential to … fail to be triggered in postterm pregnancies or conversely are …

… of postterm pregnancy. Br J Obstet Gynaecol. 1997;104:207–11. … antenatal monitoring in
post-term pregnancy. A randomized con… Postterm pregnancy: putting the merits of a policy of …

… reason to be diagnosed with a postterm pregnancy is inaccurate pregnancy dating, but it is
… , and a prior history of postterm pregnancy. The rate of postterm pregnancy appears to be …

… be a source of anxiety for the pregnant woman. Risk factors for postterm pregnancy reported
in the literature include dating error, nulliparity, prior postterm pregnancy, male fetal sex, …

… As pregnancy extends post term, incidence of placental insufficiency, … of postterm pregnancies.
On a biochemical level, placental pathophysiology in postterm-postmaturity pregnancies …

… postterm gestation is not well understood. Known risk factors for postterm pregnancy are a
previous postterm pregnancy, … A likely genetic predisposition to postterm pregnancy has been …

… of post - term pregnancies represent the upper range of a normal distribution. Further, as
noted above, the most common ‘ cause ’ of post - term pregnancy is inaccurate pregnancy …

… The aim of the present study was to investigate risk factors associated with postterm
pregnancy and failure of induction of labor in postterm pregnancies using the population-based …

… Postterm pregnancy is defined as a pregnancy with a … occurs in 1.5–10% of all pregnancies,
depending on the population … Term pregnancies are pregnancies with a gestational age of …

… Post-term pregnancies are those that exceed 42 weeks; about 10 percent of pregnancies
are post-term… report the results of a large study of women with post-term pregnancies. In one …