low-birthweight

The recommended amount of "at least 15 pounds" for obese women was set at a time when doctors were focusing on low-birthweight babies.

Premature and low birthweight babies run the risk of developmental problems and a greater likelihood of serious chronic illness .

But gaining too little weight in pregnancy raises the risk of having a low-birthweight baby, which poses a hazard to the child.

A national surveillance study has been launched to look at the rate of invasive fungal infection in low birthweight infants.

Low birthweight is an indication of a malnourished mother.

Mothers discharged from teaching hospitals are more likely than those from nonteaching hospitals to deliver low birthweight babies.

There are also increased risks for premature birth, low birthweight, and miscarriage.

Malnutrition and other adverse factors also slow growth, which is why chronic disease is associated with low birthweight.

For example, if the log odds of having a low birthweight baby are -1. 39, the odds of not having a low birthweight baby are 1. 39.

Perioperative unrsing of low birthweight patients with congenital heart diseases with a report of 12 cases

Curative effect analysis of early nutrition intervention in very low birthweight infants

Application of percutaneous central venous catheteration to therapy of very low birthweight infants

Study on the relationship between low birthweight and occurrence of some chronic diseases in adulthood

Analysis on the factors associated with occurrence of low birthweight

The enteral feeding intolerance in very low birthweight infants

The enteral feeds in very low birthweight infants