Patient Care
Nutritional Influences Reshape Obstetrical Dilemma
A new study by a researcher at the University College London Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health shows that malnutrition in socioeconomically challenged populations can alter growth and reduce both stature and the dimensions of the pelvis in women, while the obesity epidemic affecting these very same populations is resulting in excessively large newborns. The dangerous combination may be reshaping the obstetrical dilemma, which refers to a disproportion between maternal pelvic dimensions and neonatal size at delivery. More...31 Mar 2017
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