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. 2014 Feb 27;9(5):864–873. doi: 10.2215/CJN.06690613

Table 3.

Main pregnancy outcomes and intrauterine growth

Cases Gestational Age (wk) Type of Delivery Main Indication for Delivery Sex Weight (g) SGA % Apgar (1–5 min) NICU Neonatal Problems
22 Singletonsa 34 (28–38) CS: 16/21 76.2% Increase in BP and/or PtU: 9 SLE relapses: 2 PROM: 2 IUGR: 1 M: 9 F: 14 1975 (935–3330) 3/21 singletons 14% 1 min: 8 (4–9) 5 min: 9 (7–9) 14/21 singletons 67% RDS: 11 PDA: 2 Jaundice: 16
16 Singletonsb 36 (28–38) CS: 8/16 50% Increase in BP and/or PtU: 4 IUGR: 1 M: 9 F: 7 2345 (750–3330) 7 singletons (44%) 1 min: 8 (5–9) 5 min: 9 (8–9) 5/16 31.2% RDS: 1 PDA: 2 Jaundice: 9
P value (diet versus controls)c 0.10 0.19 1 0.32 0.05 1 0.07

Centiles according with InES Charts . Results expressed as median and range. CS, Caesarean section; CTG, cardio-tocography; PROM, premature rupture of membranes; M, male; F, female; RDS, respiratory distress syndrome; PDA, patent ductus arteriosus; NICU, Neonatal Intensive Care Unit; Centile (Par), centile according to the Parazzini Italian charts.

a

Diet: babies whose mothers followed the low-protein supplemented vegan diet for at least 4 weeks in pregnancy (23 babies, 22 pregnancies, 21 singletons, 2 twins).

b

Controls: 16 babies whose mothers followed a nonrestricted diet in pregnancy (16 singletons).

c

Singleton deliveries.