Post-term pregnancy is an independent risk factor for neonatal morbidity even in low-risk singleton pregnancies

Keyphrases

• 5-min Apgar Score 20%
• Adverse Outcomes 20%
• Birth Trauma 20%
• Cesarean Section Rate 20%
• Cholestasis 20%
• Chromosomal Abnormalities 20%
• Diabetes 20%
• Exclusion Criteria 20%
• Full-term Infants 20%
• Gestational Age at Birth 20%
• Group-based 20%
• Hypertensive Disorders of Pregnancy 20%
• Hypoglycemia 20%
• Independent Risk Factors 100%
• Infectious Morbidity 60%
• Intrapartum Fever 20%
• Late Pregnancy 20%
• Late Preterm 60%
• Length of Hospital Stay 20%
• Low Risk 100%
• Major Congenital Anomalies 20%
• Medical Center 20%
• Metabolic 20%
• Morbidity Mortality 20%
• Multiple Gestation 20%
• Neonatal Intensive Care Unit 20%
• Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Admission 40%
• Neonatal Morbidity 100%
• Neonatal Mortality 40%
• Neonatal Outcome 20%
• Neonate 20%
• Neurological Morbidity 20%
• Non-associated 20%
• Operative Vaginal Delivery 20%
• Placental Abruption 20%
• Post-term Delivery 20%
• Post-term Pregnancy 100%
• Respiratory Morbidity 60%
• Retrospective Cohort 20%
• Singleton Pregnancy 100%
• Small-for-gestational Age 20%
• University-affiliated 20%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Adverse Outcome 20%
• Apgar Score 20%
• Birth Injury 20%
• Cesarean Section 20%
• Childbirth 20%
• Cholestasis 20%
• Chromosome Aberration 20%
• Congenital Malformation 20%
• Diabetes 20%
• Disease 20%
• Gestational Age 20%
• Hypoglycemia 20%
• Intrapartum 20%
• Multiple Gestation 20%
• Neonatal Infant 40%
• Neonatal Intensive Care Unit 60%
• Neonate 20%
• Newborn Morbidity 100%
• Newborn Mortality 40%
• Obstetric Delivery 20%
• Pregnancy 20%
• Prolonged Pregnancy 100%
• Respiratory System Disease 40%
• Small for Gestational Age 20%
• Vaginal Delivery 20%