[PDF] Top 20 Influence of maternal weight gain on birth weight: a gestational diabetes cohort

... 7% of birth weight could be explained by maternal ...that of the LGA rate for the whole group, an unexpected ...surveillance of diet and weight gain could ... See full document

... Ulm Birth Cohort Study (Ulmer Sa¨uglingsstudie) is an ongoing population-based birth cohort study which was initially designed to assess infection with Helicobacter ...Details of the ... See full document

... genetic influence on postnatal growth in preterm infants ...analysis on genetic influences on metabolism because of rapid growth and weight gain and accurate monitoring ... See full document

... the cohort profile of at-risk newborns attended by nurses in a multidisciplinary follow-up clinic, with emphasis on the type of feeding and weight gain, after hospital ... See full document

... surveys on food availability, seven national studies on the diet and nutritional status of women of childbearing age and pregnant women, and five national studies on the effect ... See full document

... (6.5%) of macrosomia in the study pop- ulation, and all cases of macrosomia occurred in the cohort with excessive gestational weight ...total maternal weight gain ... See full document

... included maternal age at the time of the infant’s birth, prematurity, deined as gestational age under 37 weeks at birth, low birth weight (<2,500 g), and perinatal ... See full document

... history of diabetes are well known risk factors for gestational diabetes ...jective of this review is to find evidence in the lit- erature that justifies the inclusion of these ... See full document

... based on information from medical records regarding newborns admitted to the neonatal intensive care unit of Taubaté University Hos- ...were maternal and gestational variables: maternal ... See full document

... prevalence of LBW (10%) in this study population from shantytowns around the state capital Maceió was ...state of Alagoas ...prevalence of LBW in Brazil has remained stable (approximately 8%) since ... See full document

... results of our study. A clear strength of this study is the large population-based cohort of pregnant ...role of both total GWG and early GWG in relation to risk of ... See full document

... association of maternal pre-pregnancy BMI and GWG with the risks of offspring overweight at birth and 1–5 years old at baseline ...risk of macrosomia and large for gestational ... See full document

... between maternal GWG and cardiovascular risk factors such as BP in adulthood, with in- consistent results [12, 18, 19], and only one of them analyzed the association of GWG with the risk of ... See full document

... prospective cohort study conducted with 245,526 Swedish pregnant women in order to estimate the effects of low and high gestational weight gain in different ranges of ... See full document

... devices. Weight and height were measured in light clothing and no shoes using a beam balance scale (RGZ-120, Jiangsu Suhong Medical Instruments ...China). Weight was measured to the nearest ...data ... See full document

... promote maternal breastfeeding and adequate growth of low birth- weight preterm ...objective of this study was to analyze the association between weight-gain velocity ... See full document

... determinants of peak bone mass, which is attained between late adolescence and early adulthood [5, ...also influence the accumulation and subsequent preservation of bone mass ...effect of ... See full document

... onset of EN was early (1-2 days), the time to reach exclusive EN was appropriate (11-15 days) and the use of human milk was pos- sible in a reasonable amount of time (7-13 ...supply of 120 ... See full document

... procedure of the SAS Software (SAS ...effects of the mixed models. The fixed effect of contemporary groups (CG) was defined concatenating season and year of birth of the animals, ... See full document

... average age of the adolescent mother was, favorably, closer to adulthood. However, data from the original research, not exposed in this article, show that, despite the broad prenatal care coverage among the ... See full document