Why the study?
Are triplet pregnancies associated with a significantly worse perinatal outcome than twin pregnancies?
Are triplet pregnancies associated with a significantly worse perinatal outcome than twin pregnancies?
Triplet pregnancies are associated with significantly higher rates of preterm delivery, lower birth weights, and increased neonatal intensive care requirements compared to matched twin pregnancies, though major neonatal complications and maternal morbidity do not differ significantly.
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Supports closer monitoring in triplet pregnancies; leaves open effects on major neonatal morbidity.
Sassoon et al. (1990) studied this question.
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