Key result
No clinical study data is available in the provided text, which only contains journal editorial board information.
Why the study?
Do foetal inherited prothrombotic risk factors increase the risk of low birth weight in healthy term neonates?
Population
375 Caucasian children screened at the Monster childhood thrombophilia centre
Comparison
Presence of foetal inherited prothrombotic risk… vs No prothrombotic risk factors
Design
Cohort
Authors
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Foetal prothrombotic factors were associated with low birth weight; hypothesis-generating and requires prospective validation before screening or intervention.
Do foetal inherited prothrombotic risk factors increase the risk of low birth weight in healthy term neonates?
Foetal thrombophilia, particularly the presence of multiple or homozygous defects, is significantly associated with low birth weight in term neonates.
Kries et al. (2001) studied Foetal Growth Restriction. No clinical study data is available in the provided text, which only contains journal editorial board information.
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