Evolution of Fetal Growth in Symptomatic Sars-Cov-2 Pregnancies.

Jens HachenbergJulia GuentherLena SteinkassererLars BrodowskiAnsgard Lena DueppersMaria DeliusLoredana Delle ChiaieSilvia LobmaierMarina SourouniManuela F RichterJula ManzOlaf ParchmannSaskia SchmidtJennifer WinklerPia WerringKatrina KraftMirjam KunzeMaike ManzChristian EichlerViola SchaeferMartin BerghaeuserDietmar SchlembachSven SeegerUte Schäfer-GrafIoannis KyvernitakisMichael K K BohlmannBabette RamsauerChristine Angela MorfeldMario RuedigerUlrich PecksConstantin von Kaisenberg

Published in: Zeitschrift fur Geburtshilfe und Neonatologie (2024)

FGR rates did not differ between symptomatic COVID infections occurring within 2 weeks and>4 weeks before birth. On the contrary, it presented a significant increase in LGA pregnancies in Group III. However, in this study population, an increase in the percentage of LGA may be attributed to pandemic measures and a reduction in daily activity.

Keyphrases

sars cov
gestational age
preterm birth
coronavirus disease
respiratory syndrome coronavirus
pregnancy outcomes
physical activity