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Table 2 Pre-pregnancy, pregnancy, and neonatal findings according to time from surgery to pregnancy

From: Pregnancy after bariatric surgeries; best time, gestational, and neonatal outcomes

 

Timing of pregnancy

P

Early group

(≤ 12 months)

N = 50

Middle group

(12–24 months)

N = 50

Late group

(> 24 months)

N = 100

Age

34 (22–45)

42 (30–59)

40 (19–59)

 < 0.001

Pre-pregnancy BMI

34 (22–45)

42 (30–59)

40 (19–59)

 < 0.001

BMI at conception

25 (20–30)

25 (20–30)

25 (20–30)

0.967

TBWL from surgery to conception

22 (15–35)

33 (20–39)

41 (19–59)

 < 0.001

Time from bariatric surgery to pregnancy in months

10 (5–11)

18 (13–22)

29 (18–30)

 < 0.001

Performed bariatric surgery

RYGB

28 (56.0%)

31 (62.0%)

62 (62.0%)

0.495

OAGB

6 (12.0%)

9 (18.0%)

18 (18.0%)

 

SG

16 (32.0%)

10 (20.0%)

20 (20.0%)

 

Parity

0

5 (10.0%)

12 (24.0%)

12 (12.0%)

0.495

1

20 (40.0%)

17 (34.0%)

43 (43.0%)

 

2

17 (34.0%)

15 (30.0%)

32 (32.0%)

 

3

4 (8.0%)

5 (10.0%)

10 (10.0%)

 

4

3 (6.0%)

0 (0.0%)

3 (3.0%)

 

5

1 (2.0%)

1 (2.0%)

0 (0.0%)

 

Weight gain during pregnancy adherence to the NAM recommendations

Inadequate

35 (70.0%)

14 (28.0%)

36 (36.0%)

 < 0.001

Adequate

11 (22.0%)

25 (50.0%)

39 (39.0%)

 

Excessive

4 (8.0%)

11 (22.0%)

25 (25.0%)

 

Preterm birth

Absent

42 (84.0%)

46 (92.0%)

92 (92.0%)

0.064

Present

8 (16.0%)

4 (8.0%)

8 (8.0%)

 

Gestational age

272 (250–288)

277 (248–288)

282 (245–288)

 < 0.001

Neonatal birth weight

2973 (2300–3479)

3375 (3171–3979)

3375 (3171–3979)

 < 0.001