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## Objective: To compare in singleton multiparous pregnancies the effect of having a new father for an index pregnancy as compared with multiparas with the same male partner and primiparas. ## Material and methods: 21 year data, 2001-2021, reunion island. we compared 2233 multiparas who had a new partner newpmp (cases) with 50,364 same partner multiparas samepmp (controls) and 30,741 primiparas. paired t-test in for parametric, mann-whitney u test for non-parametric continuous variables. p-values < 0.05. ## Results: As compared with primiparas, new paternity multiparas had similar neonatal outcomes: average birthweights 3044 g and 3017 g (vs 3125 g grams samepmp, p < 0.0001), rates of low birthweights, very low birthweights (< 1500 g), rate of prematurity < 37 weeks, rate of early prematurity < 33 weeks and also "placental " intrauterine growth retardation, iugr. both primiparas and newpmp had significant worse neonatal outcomes as compared with same partner multiparas for all these same items (all p < 0.05)). newpmp had a much higher risk of preeclampsia than primiparas and samepmp (respectively, or 1.74 and 2.9, p < 0.001), fetal deaths and perinatal mortality respectively, or 1.

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Author

Pierre-Yves Robillard; Gustaaf Dekker; Marco Scioscia

Publisher

Elsevier BV

Published

2022

Language

EN

Field

Medicine (Health Sciences)