The time interval between one pregnancy and the next is a modifiable risk factor, and has an
effect on pregnancy outcomes. This study compared the effects of short interpregnancy …

Background: Short inter‑pregnancy interval (IPI) is a potential risk factor for adverse
pregnancy outcomes. Previous reports from sub‑Sahara Africa documented increasing …

Objective. To investigate whether short interpregnancy interval (IPI) is associated with
increased risk of low birth weight and preterm labour. Methods. The study was conducted in …

Aims: To explore the impact of inter-pregnancy interval on maternal and fetal health
Methods: Descriptive cross sectional study conducted at Department of Obstetrics and …

Background: Nonoptimal IPI (interpregnancy interval) that is either short or long contributes
to adverse maternal and perinatal outcomes in both low and high income countries …

Optimal interpregnancy interval (IPI) is an important issue affecting pregnancy results, fetal
and maternal morbidity/mortality, and has economic, social and demographic significance …

Background: Short interpregnancy intervals have an adverse effect on maternal and
neonatal outcome. The aim of this study was to explore the effects of interpregnancy interval …

Background: Interpregnancy interval (IPI) is spacing between live birth and beginning a new
pregnancy. Both long and short IPIs have been associated with adverse maternal outcomes …

Background: The time interval in between pregnancies is viewed as an important and
modifiable risk factor for adverse birth outcome. Short interpregnancy interval is associated …

Optimal birth intervals are associated with reduced risk for Low birth weight, preterm birth,
small for gestation age babies, all categories of infant/child mortality. This study conducted in …