Pregnancy-Related and Perinatal Outcomes in Women With Multiple Sclerosis: A Nationwide Danish Cross-sectional Study.

Johanna Balslev AndersenTine Iskov KoppFinn Sellebjerg Melinda Magyari

Published in: Neurology. Clinical practice (2021)

We found a higher prevalence of elective c-sections, induced delivery, and infants being SGA among newborns to women with MS, whereas the prevalence of asphyxia was lower in the study cohort. There were no significant differences in severe adverse perinatal outcomes when comparing women with MS and their newborns with those of the general population.

Keyphrases

multiple sclerosis
pregnant women
mass spectrometry
risk factors
ms ms
gestational age
drug induced
patients undergoing
high glucose
preterm birth
early onset
pregnancy outcomes
emergency department
diabetic rats
metabolic syndrome
type diabetes
skeletal muscle
oxidative stress
electronic health record