WEI Xiao-ping. Investigation on relationship between birth weights of neonates and conditions of pregnant women. [J]. Journal of Chongqing Medical University (3):346-348(2008)
WEI Xiao-ping. Investigation on relationship between birth weights of neonates and conditions of pregnant women. [J]. Journal of Chongqing Medical University (3):346-348(2008) DOI: 10.13406/j.cnki.cyxb.2008.03.017.
Investigation on relationship between birth weights of neonates and conditions of pregnant women
Objective:To investigate the effect of nutrition intake
body mass index(BMI)
age of delivery
pregnancy time of pregnant women on birth weights of neonates.Methods:The conditions of 237 pregnancy women from January.1st 2007 to June 1st 2007 in one hospital of Chongqing were analyzed retrospectively.There were 3 cases of fetal death
8 cases of artificial abortion among them
so the practical cases number was 226.Indexes of nutrition intake
body mass index
age of delivery
pregnancy time of pregnant women and birth weights of neonates were recorded and performed for statistical analysis.Results: The pregnant women with high total energy and tat intake
high BMI and post-term birth had higher risk of delivery of heavier infants or even macrosomia.The protein and carbohydrate intake
age of delivery of pregnant women wouldn’t affect on birth weights of neonates.Conclusion:The total energy and fat intake
body height
body weight and pregnancy time of pregnant women will affect on the birth weights of neonates.
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