Maternal blood pressure levels prepartum correlate with neonatal birth weight in preeclampsia

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1. Frontmatter
2. Review
3. The role of complement in preterm birth and prematurity
4. Original Articles – Obstetrics
5. Variation in C-reactive protein at 1 month post-partum by etiology of preterm birth: selective identification of those at risk for both poor pregnancy outcome and future health complications
6. Procedure related risk of premature delivery and fetal growth reduction following amniocentesis, transcervical and transabdominal chorionic villus sampling: a retrospective study
7. Cervical length at 31–34 weeks of gestation: transvaginal vs. transperineal ultrasonographic approach
8. The origin of amniotic fluid monocytes/macrophages in women with intra-amniotic inflammation or infection
9. Placental elasticity assessment by point shear wave elastography in pregnancies with intrauterine growth restriction
10. A 17-years analysis of terminations of pregnancy ≥14 weeks of gestation in a German level 1 perinatal center
11. Simulation of an impacted fetal head extraction during cesarean section: description of the creation and evaluation of a new training program
12. Academic tweeting in #ObGyn. Where do we stand?
13. Original Articles – Fetus
14. Fetal heart examination at the time of 13 weeks scan: a 5 years’ prospective study
15. Comparison of fetal cardiac functions between small-for-gestational age fetuses and late-onset growth-restricted fetuses
16. Original Article – Newborn
17. Protocols for early discharging of premature infants: an empirical assessment on safety and savings
18. Letter to the Editor
19. Maternal blood pressure levels prepartum correlate with neonatal birth weight in preeclampsia