Retrospective study evaluates singleton versus multiple fetal growth charts in twin pregnancies, highlighting their role in detecting adverse perinatal outcomes.
Objectives: To evaluate the effectiveness of using singleton vs multiple fetal growth charts indetecting adverse perinatal outcomes in a tertiary care setting.Methods: Retrospective study including 330 twin pregnancies from 2021-2023.Diagnostic odds ratio[DOR] (+LHR/-LHR) of singleton and multiple growth charts for the presence of adverse perinatal outcome was assessed.Composite adverse perinatal outcome (CAO) was defined as the occurrence of stillbirth, severe preeclampsia, iatrogenic preterm delivery before 34 weeks,
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