Evaluation of neonatal and obstetric outcomes according to increased or decreased body mass index of the pregnant woman

Schneider, Leticia; Schmitt, Júlia Silveira Vasconcellos; Dias, Tainara Bendlin; Rocha, Ana Carolina Gumurski da; Nascimento, Iramar Baptistella do; Silva, Jean Carl

doi:10.1016/j.obmed.2019.100100

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“…Por outro lado, identificamos associação do excesso de peso materno a uma maior chance de desenvolvimento de DMG e DHEG. No DMG especificamente, o aumento dessa complicação está relacionado com a progressão do excesso de peso (METSÄLÄ et al, 2016;SCHNEIDER et al, 2019;VARELLA et al, 2019;CHEN et al, 2020).…”

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“…Além do mais, foram descritos na literatura chances aumentadas de nascimento de bebês GIG, quando a puérpera apresenta classificação de excesso de peso (CRANE et al, 2013;RAMONIENE et al, 2017;MASTROENI et al, 2017;SCHNEIDER et al, 2019;NOWAK et al, 2019;VARELLA et al, 2019;CHEN et al, 2020). Inclusive, no estudo realizado em 2016 na mesma maternidade, encontraram 2,5 mais chances (IC95% 1,27 -5,10) de nascimento de bebês GIG em mulheres com sobrepeso e com excessivo ganho de peso (MASTROENI et al, 2017).…”

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The influence of pre-gestational nutritional status on mother-newborn pair outcomes

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Oliveira

Renzo

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Introduction: Abnormal pregestational and gestational maternal nutritional status is an undeniable health problem which can result in gestational changes and interfere in fetal and maternal health conditions. Objective: To analyze the influence of pre-pregnancy nutritional status on mother-newborn pair outcomes. Methods: This is an observational, analytical, and cross-sectional study carried out in a public Maternity Hospital in Joinville, SC, Brazil. A total of 1,670 puerperal women were interviewed and classified according to BMI. The outcomes evaluated were: cesarean delivery, Gestational Diabetes Mellitus, Pregnancy-induced Hypertension, small for Gestational age newborns, large for gestational age newborns, premature birth, low weight at birth and admission to the neonatal intensive care unit. Results: Low-weight pregnant women had a higher risk of cesarian delivery. Overweight and obese patients had a greater chance of GDM, with the odds ranging from 1.5 to 7.2 times, and PIH with the odds ranging from 1.7 to 4.6 times. Conclusion: Low-weight pregnant women have a higher chance of cesarian delivery. Meanwhile, overweight and all classes of obesity in pregnancy progressively increase the risk of GDM and PIH.

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