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The data for these four cohorts were collected prospectively during 2003-2008 using a common protocol and included a wide range of maternal and fetal characteristics (e.g., objective measures of gestational age by ultrasound examination), biological samples, and environmental measurements (e.g., air pollution) (Guxens et al.

Surrounding greenness and pregnancy outcomes in four Spanish birth cohorts

Variables related to gestational age are shown in Table 3.

Periodontal disease and adverse pregnancy outcome - a study

The main uses of ultrasonography are determination of gestational age and assessment of foetal size.

Reliability of period of gestation determined by ultrasound scan measurements

(1.) Lohr PA, Reeves MF and Creinin MD, A comparison of transabdominal and transvaginal ultrasonography for determination of gestational age and clinical outcomes in women undergoing early medical abortion, Contraception, 2010, 81(3):240-244.

Which image is better?

There was no correlation between gestational age and kisspeptin concentration in amniotic fluid (P = 0.56; Fig.

Identification of the hormone kisspeptin in amniotic fluid

A detailed tabulation of the BPD at various gestational age is given at results and discussion section.

Measurement of bi-parietal diameter for efficient estimation of fetal age in the second trimester using dynamic image processing algorithms

To see what effect distribution of births by gestational age might have on a nation's infant mortality rate, the NCHS applied our gestational-age specific infant mortality rate to Sweden's distribution of births by gestational age and found that in 2004 our infant mortality rate could have been reduced to 3.9, or by 33%, if we had Sweden's gestational age distribution; that is, if we had fewer preterm births, we'd have less infant mortality.

High infant mortality rate due to preterm births

Results: The total mean birth weight was 1105 g ([+ or -] 223 g), the mean gestational age was 30 weeks ([+ or -] 2.7 weeks), and the mean weight gain rate was 13.4 g/kg/d ([+ or -] 6.8 g/kg/d).

Rate of weight gain in very-low birth weight Puerto Rican neonates

Premature birth, low birthweight, and small size for gestational age are all risk factors for poor health in infancy and can lead to complications later in life.

Decent interval: well-spaced babies may have advantage

Those with a lower gestational age also faced a higher risk of being placed on the register.

Health Matters: Premature babies face high risk of child abuse, say researchers

Fetuses that are small for gestational age (SGA) are at increased risk of stillbirth.

INTERGROWTH-21st v. local South African growth standards (Theron-Thompson) for identification of small-for-gestational-age fetuses in stillbirths: A closer look at variation across pregnancy

National estimates of newborn feeding practices by gestational age have not been available previously.

Receipt of Breast Milk by Gestational Age--United States, 2017