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Initial exploration of delayed pregnancy on pregnancy outcome

Peili Li

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Objective To explore the influence of delayed pregnancy outcome on pregnant women and fetus. Methods Retrospective analysis of 185 cases of delayed pregnancy (DP), 42 cases of prolonged pregnancy (PP) and 184 cases of normal term pregnancy(NTP). Results As pregnancy delayed, infants' weight increased and then decreased. There was no significant difference among DP, PP and NTP. There was a fetal death in DP and a fetal death in PP. As pregnancy week increased, Apgar score of infants gradually decreased. There was significant difference among NTP, DP and PP. The rate of operative delivery increased as pregnancy week increased, and there was significant difference among DP, PP and NTP. Conclusion Delayed pregnancy is high risk pregnancy in which Apgar score of infants is low and rate of operative delivery is high although the weight of infants increased.

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Objective To explore the influence of delayed pregnancy outcome on pregnant women and fetus. Methods Retrospective analysis of 185 cases of delayed pregnancy (DP), 42 cases of prolonged pregnancy (PP) and 184 cases of normal term pregnancy(NTP). Results As pregnancy delayed, infants' weight increased and then decreased. There was no significant difference among DP, PP and NTP. There was a fetal death in DP and a fetal death in PP. As pregnancy week increased, Apgar score of infants gradually decreased. There was significant difference among NTP, DP and PP. The rate of operative delivery increased as pregnancy week increased, and there was significant difference among DP, PP and NTP. Conclusion Delayed pregnancy is high risk pregnancy in which Apgar score of infants is low and rate of operative delivery is high although the weight of infants increased.

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Objective To explore the influence of delayed pregnancy outcome on pregnant women and fetus. Methods Retrospective analysis of 185 cases of delayed pregnancy (DP), 42 cases of prolonged pregnancy (PP) and 184 cases of normal term pregnancy(NTP). Results As pregnancy delayed, infants' weight increased and then decreased. There was no significant difference among DP, PP and NTP. There was a fetal death in DP and a fetal death in PP. As pregnancy week increased, Apgar score of infants gradually decreased. There was significant difference among NTP, DP and PP. The rate of operative delivery increased as pregnancy week increased, and there was significant difference among DP, PP and NTP. Conclusion Delayed pregnancy is high risk pregnancy in which Apgar score of infants is low and rate of operative delivery is high although the weight of infants increased.

Key concepts: Pregnancy, Medicine, Apgar score, Obstetrics, Fetus, Significant difference, Retrospective cohort study, Gynecology

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