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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Feb 10.
Published in final edited form as: Neonatology. 2016 Feb 10;109(4):248–254. doi: 10.1159/000442082

Table 1.

Previously Suggested Risk Factors Associated with Fetomaternal Hemorrhage

Maternal Characteristics Fetal Characteristics Placental/Uterine Characteristics Interventions/Events

*Race/Ethnicity[5, 14] Fetal anomalies[23] Abruption[5, 24, 25] *Amniocentesis/Invasive obstetric procedures[13, 23, 26]
Socioeconomic Status[5] *Twin Gestation[14] Umbilical vein anomalies[5, 22] *External cephalic version[27]
Geographic region of delivery[5] Chorioamnionitis[8] Maternal abdominal trauma[28]
Pre-eclampsia *Twin gestation[14]
Placental tumors[29]
*

Shown to be both associated with FMH and not associated with FMH in different studies